Historic Preservation
Selected Work
Hampton National Historic Site
Recognized with several awards, the rehabilitation of Hampton Mansion enhances the experience for visitors to one of the largest, most ornate houses building in 18th century America.
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Maryland Institute College of Art Mount Royal Station
The restoration of the National Register listed Mount Royal Station to its original 1986 appearance brought new life to the stately structure’s façade, while renovated interior spaces embrace the college’s sculptural studies programs.
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College of William & Mary The Brafferton
Constructed in 1723, the Brafferton is the second oldest American collegiate building still active and in continuous use. Sensitive preservation and rehabilitation made it ready to continue to serve the college well into the future.
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Harpers Ferry Train Station
Restored to its c1931 appearance in celebration of a key time in railroad development, the working CSX Harpers Ferry Train Station provides spaces for both train rail passengers and visitors to historic Harpers Ferry.
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