Goody Clancy Firm News
Dennis Swinford Discusses Campus Planning & Well-Being at NASPA
Last week, Goody Clancy’s Higher Education Planning Practice Leader Dennis Swinford, along with HGA’s Associate Vice President/Urban Design + Master Planning Celine Larkin, gave a fascinating presentation at NASPA’s Well-being and Health Promotion Leadership Conference in Portland, OR. Following the conference’s theme, Dennis and Celine discussed how effective campus planning can yield positive results for […]
Waterbury State Office Complex Earns LEED Platinum
The Waterbury State Office Complex—the largest project ever undertaken by the State of Vermont—has earned LEED Platinum! Goody Clancy completed an assessment and concept design for the historic hospital complex, which had been flooded by Tropical Storm Irene. As preservation architect to Freeman French Freeman, Goody Clancy was responsible for the renovation and adaptive reuse […]
Goody Clancy’s Wichita Master Plan Guides City’s Transformation
Goody Clancy is always proud to see the implementation of our plans. Specifically, a decade after Goody Clancy—through the work of Director of Urban Design Ben Carlson—supported the City of Wichita, KS and the Wichita Downtown Development Corporation (WDDC) in creating the Wichita Downtown Revitalization Master Plan, the Wichita Business Journal outlines recent housing advancements. These developments […]
LEED Platinum Plaque Installed at UUA Headquarters
Goody Clancy’s Principal Zsuzsanna Gaspar and Unitarian Universalist Association’s Director of Human Resources Rob Molla are pictured with the newly installed LEED Platinum plaque at the Goody Clancy-designed Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) Headquarters in Boston. As Project Architect, Zsuzsanna worked on the design of this day-lit, open office space. The design and program of the […]
The Buffalo News Features Central Park Plaza Redevelopment Project
The Buffalo News highlights the recent progress of the Central Park Plaza Redevelopment Project. Working in collaboration with Ciminelli Real Estate Corporation, HHL Architects, Wendel Companies, LPCiminelli, and Mustard Seed World Consulting—Goody Clancy’s Ben Carlson led the project’s neighborhood outreach and development planning process. The developer-sponsored effort aims to reverse decades of neighborhood disinvestment with […]
Towards Self-Driving Neighborhoods in Detroit
A recent New York Times article outlines the unique difficulties present in jumpstarting Detroit’s stalled housing market. The article highlights the big question of where, in a sprawling city full of need, to target limited resources to help catalyze revitalization. The efforts of Detroit Land Bank Authority’s Rehabbed & Ready program to revive vacant houses […]
Jean Carroon Voted BSA 1st Vice President/President-Elect
Goody Clancy’s own Jean Carroon has been elected 1st Vice President/President-elect of the Boston Society of Architects (BSA). Jean will assume the role of Vice President in 2018 and serve as President in 2019. This accomplishment reflects Jean’s exemplary commitment to civic and professional leadership. As a candidate, Jean outlined her vision for her BSA presidency […]
Banker & Tradesman Publishes Todd Symonds and Arjun Mande’s Article on BU Project
Banker & Tradesman recently published Associate Principals Todd Symonds and Arjun Mande’s article “Transformation of an Iconic Landmark in Back Bay.” Their article highlights Goody Clancy’s work on Boston University’s Certified LEED Gold Alan and Sherry Leventhal Admissions Reception Center. Todd, who expertly served as Project Manager, and Arjun, who bolstered the building’s design as […]
Goody Clancy Wins Director’s Choice Award at 2017 Canstruction
Goody Clancy is proud to announce that our structure “Creature from the Black Legume” was awarded the Director’s Choice Award at this year’s Canstruction Competition! Thank you to our team’s hard work and creativity and a big thanks to Canstruction Boston, the Boston Society of Architects, and Boston Properties at Atlantic Wharf for hosting this […]
WashU School of Medicine Project Renamed the Couch Biomedical Research Building
Goody Clancy attended the dedication ceremony of the 4515 McKinley Research Building—now named the Debra & George W. Couch III Biomedical Research Building—at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis last week. We are proud to have had the opportunity to work with Christner, Inc. to design the LEED Gold Certified 215,000 GSF multi-story […]