Goody Clancy Architecture News
Dezeen Spotlights Richardson Olmsted Campus
Dezeen’s recent article showcases Goody Clancy’s work with Deborah Berke Partners and Flynn Battaglia Architects on the Richardson Olmsted Campus. Formerly the Buffalo State Hospital, a National Historic Landmark designed by H.H. Richardson, the restored site now houses event and conference spaces, the Buffalo Architecture Center, along with a boutique hotel. Learn more about this […]
BuildingGreen Showcases Gant Science Complex
BuildingGreen’s recent article titled “Mind the Gaps: Making Existing Buildings More Airtight” highlights the importance of transforming leaky buildings not only to eliminate common issues—like mold growth, lack of humidity control, uncomfortable temperatures—but also to reap significant fringe benefits—like reduced energy consumption, improved air quality, and reduced external noise. The renovation of the 1970s Gant […]
Isenberg School of Management Construction Progress
The last major pieces of steel were recently added to the Isenberg School of Management addition. In partnership with Bjarke Ingels Group/BIG, Goody Clancy is working on the 70,000 GSF addition that connects to the 1963 Isenberg building and the 2004 Alfond addition. Program elements include classrooms; Trading Room; a cafe; and the multi-story Learning […]
The Architect’s Newspaper Features Richardson-Olmsted Complex
A recent issue of The Architect’s Newspaper featured Goody Clancy’s work with Flynn Battaglia Architects and Deborah Berke Partners on the Richardson-Olmsted Complex in Buffalo, NY. Formerly the Buffalo State Hospital, the project involved the exterior envelope restoration of the Towers Administration Building and two adjoining buildings, which together houses a hotel, conference center, and the […]
ENR New England Recognizes Chao Center with Award of Merit
ENR New England recognized our team’s hard work on Harvard Business School’s Ruth Mulan Chu Chao Center with an Award of Merit for this year’s Best Projects competition! We couldn’t be prouder of our team’s dedication and these beautiful results! Learn more about the award and other recipients here: http://www.enr.com/blogs/8-new-england-news-and-views/post/42446-enr-new-england-announces-2017-best-project-winners Learn more about Goody Clancy’s […]
University of Louisville’s Belknap Academic Building Construction Progress
We are excited to see the University of Louisville’s Belknap Academic Building take shape. In fact, as we compare the building’s progress with Goody Clancy’s renderings of the final product, we can see how far the construction has come along! The new building will replace the University’s existing 1960s Gymnasium with 26 new high-quality “active […]
BU Admissions Center Wins 2017 BSA Honor Award for Design Excellence
Goody Clancy is pleased to announce that the Boston Society of Architects has recognized our work on Boston University’s Alan and Sherry Leventhal Admissions Center with a 2017 Honor Award for Design Excellence. The facility was created through the comprehensive renovation of the unique “flatiron”-shape four-level building, as well as an elegant glass-enclosed addition on […]
“Colour and Light” Features Neuroscience Research Building
Goody Clancy’s Neuroscience Research Building (NRB) at the SUNY Upstate Medical University has been featured in the recently translated book titled “Colour and Light: Spatial Experience” by Karin Fridell Anter and Ulf Klaren. The book explores the interaction of light and color in architecture and showcases the NRB’s unique aluminum panels, which read as different […]
Fairfield University’s Barone Campus Center Construction Progress
We are excited to see the progress of Fairfield University’s Barone Campus Center. Goody Clancy is leading the 26,000 GSF renovation and 23,000 GSF addition to the original, 1965 precast concrete building. The project will provide the Campus Center with a new front door, a clarified circulation spine, lounge spaces, and a 710-seat expanded dining […]
Jean Carroon Weighs in on Skyscraper Shadow Debate in New York Times
Learn more about the debate over Boston skyscrapers and the effects of their sweeping shadows in today’s New York Times article: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/11/us/boston-development-shadow-building-boom.html?mcubz=0&_r=0 Goody Clancy’s Principal of Design, Preservation, and Sustainability–Jean Carroon–is quoted in the article: “a booming economy is always hard on heritage and heritage values.” An interesting read featuring an awesome time-lapse video of […]