Goody Clancy Firm News
Integrated Sciences Complex at UMass Boston Earns LEED Gold Certification
We learned earlier today from the USGBC that our design for the Integrated Sciences Complex at UMass Boston has struck gold! The coalescence of many design decisions in the name of sustainability has earned the 225,000 GSF building LEED Gold Certification. A few of its many green features include high-performance glazing, a complete “cool roof” […]
Jean Carroon Receives BSA Women in Design Award of Excellence
The Boston Society of Architects has announced its Women in Design Award of Excellence winners for 2016. Among the illustrious names is our own pioneer of preservation, Goody Clancy Principal Jean Carroon. Owed to her bold leadership in the world of sustainable design, Jean will accept the WiD Award at a luncheon on November 11. […]
Laboratory Design Magazine Features GC’s STEM Expertise on Cover
Today Laboratory Design Magazine’s July/August issue goes live, and we are honored that our new project at Washington University School of Medicine has made the cover! “Advancing lab design, applying lessons learned” offers first-hand insights on the cutting edge of laboratory design from our own Roger Goldstein and Arjun Mande. The article explores the evolution of […]
New Notre Dame Residence Halls Ready to Receive Students
Our new residence halls for the University of Notre Dame are eagerly awaiting the arrival of the student body on the 17th! Some apartments are already occupied, and RAs move in this week. This project has come to fruition as a reflection of the dignity and longevity of the institution. The dormitories are both stately […]
Jean Carroon Explains Urban Mining in Online Feature for Architecture Boston
In an online feature for Architecture Boston, Goody Clancy principal Jean Carroon challenges us to rethink how we design, use, and reuse buildings. The demolition of buildings accounts for a staggering amount of humanity’s contribution to global warming. Often buildings are not demolished due to structural decay, but the evolving spatial and functional needs of […]
Design for UMass Amherst’s Isenberg School of Management unveiled in The Boston Globe
As UMass Amherst takes an innovative approach to funding the 70,000 SF expansion of the Isenberg School of Management through private sector donations, Goody Clancy + BIG continue to develop an equally innovative design. Quoting Goody Clancy’s Roger Goldstein, “there’s no other building at UMass that’s going to look remotely like this.” More information about […]
Phil Schaeffing Presents Master Plan Update to BCC Board of Trustees
Goody Clancy is leading Berkshire Community College (Pittsfield, MA) through a year-long process to update its campus master plan. Planner Phil Schaeffing presented the results of that process at the June Board of Trustees meeting this week. At the moment, the layout of the campus and its buildings are convoluted and disconnected; the report will […]
Waterbury State Office Complex Wins 2016 Preservation Honor Award
The Preservation Trust of Vermont recently awarded Goody Clancy an Honor Award for our work on the Waterbury State Office Complex—an effort which stands as the largest state building project in the history of Vermont. The complex suffered severe damage from Hurricane Irene in 2011, and has since been renewed with the utmost attention to architectural detail and resiliency. For other award winners […]
The Chao Center Dedication: Celebration of a Pivotal Building for HBS
Yesterday marked the official dedication for Harvard Business School’s new Ruth Mulan Chu Chao Executive Education Center, designed by Goody Clancy to create an important new center of gravity on the HBS campus. At yesterday’s ceremony, a distinguished panel of speakers including Harvard University President Drew Faust, HBS Dean Nitin Nohria, Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker, Senator Elizabeth […]
Goody Clancy Models Front and Center at VCU Engineering School Celebration
Goody Clancy’s models for the new Virginia Commonwealth University College of Engineering Building were prominently displayed at the school’s recent 20th Anniversary Celebration. We are proud to be a part of this “glimpse into exciting things on the horizon” for the College of Engineering and VCU campus at large. http://bit.ly/21t5FNy