Goody Clancy Firm News
“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 […]
Rosslyn Sector Plan Update Recognized with APA Virginia’s Holzhiemer Award
Goody Clancy’s work with Arlington County, VA on the Rosslyn Sector Plan Update has been recognized with the Virginia Chapter of the American Planning Association’s Holzhiemer Award for Economic Development! Shout out to our hardworking team–including Rhodeside & Harwell, W-ZHA, Kittelson & Associates, and CodaMetrics! Read more about APA Virginia’s 2017 winners here. Learn more […]
Dennis Swinford Leads Session at SCUP Conference
Goody Clancy’s Higher Education Planning Practice Leader Dennis Swinford led a session, along with University of Massachusetts Amherst Senior Campus Planner Ludmilla Pavlova-Gillham, at this year’s Society for College and University Planning Conference in Washington, D.C. Dennis and Ludmilla’s session, “Integrating Sustainability Planning with Master Planning,” outlined concrete steps for comprehensive physical planning that uses […]
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 […]
The National Building Museum’s New Exhibition features work by Goody Clancy | HDR at St. Elizabeths
In Washington, D.C., the National Building Museum’s new exhibit, titled “Architecture of an Asylum: St. Elizabeths, 1852-2017,” features the work of a Goody Clancy | HRD joint venture as it illuminates the history of the former psychiatric hospital. Goody Clancy is the overall project manager for the 176-acre project which repurposes the site’s historically significant […]
Jean Carroon questions Net Zero in Building Energy Magazine
In the latest issue of Building Energy, the magazine of the Northeast Sustainable Energy Association (NESEA), Goody Clancy principal Jean Carroon questions the benefits of focusing on Net Zero Energy (NZE) as a goal for individual buildings. Questions about the sustainability of energy storage, efficiency of small-scale power generation, (perhaps mistaken) focus on end-use energy, and […]
Dennis Swinford ASLA Joins Goody Clancy as Practice Leader for Higher Education Planning
February 14, 2017 – (Boston) – Award-winning architecture, planning, and preservation firm Goody Clancy announced today that Dennis Swinford will be leveraging his deep expertise in the planning and implementation of projects at colleges and universities as the firm’s new Higher Education Planning Practice Leader. Most recently, Swinford was Director of the Office of Campus […]
Groundbreaking at UMass Amherst Isenberg School of Management
Collaborating for the first time, Goody Clancy and Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) developed the design for UMass Amherst’s Isenberg School of Management Business Innovation Hub. A recent groundbreaking ceremony was held at the project site, where construction is scheduled to be complete in September 2018. The 70,000 SF addition will elevate not only the student experience, but […]
Ben Carlson Talks Barnum TOD Strategies at NEDA Conference
Bridgeport, CT, is home to many economic and community assets, as well as a fair amount of vacant industrial land. Our TOD planning effort for the area around the planned Barnum Station aims to revive this land, leveraging newfound public access the train station will provide. At this week’s Northeastern Economic Developers Association’s 60th Annual […]