• Yellow School Center for the Arts
  This former 100-year-old elementary school is being converted to a community arts center through local fundraising efforts. The completed initial phase included window restoration and exterior renovation and an accessible entryway.
• Yellow School Center for the Arts
  This former 100-year-old elementary school is being converted to a community arts center through local fundraising efforts. The completed initial phase included window restoration and exterior renovation and an accessible entryway.
• Ipswich Public Library
  A brick lined sloped walkway blends seamlessly into the entry yard providing handicap accessibility without compromising the historic character of this stately 18th century building. Within the center of the curved walkway is a brick paved seating area. This project received special recognition from the Ipswich Historical Commission.
• Ipswich Public Library
  A brick lined sloped walkway blends seamlessly into the entry yard providing handicap accessibility without compromising the historic character of this stately 18th century building. Within the center of the curved walkway is a brick paved seating area. This project received special recognition from the Ipswich Historical Commission.
• Whipple Place Elderly Housing
  Adaptive reuse of this 18th century former shoe mill building was done to preserve the building’s character. Work included masonry restoration, period style window replacement, along with a green roof.
• Whipple Place Elderly Housing
  Adaptive reuse of this 18th century former shoe mill building was done to preserve the building’s character. Work included masonry restoration, period style window replacement, along with a green roof.
• Terrace Restoration at Beauport Mansion
  Through exacting research and archeological evidence, the original Oceanside terrace of this landmark residence was restored to the original former layout per the design of the renowned owner, Henry Sleeper.
• Terrace Restoration at Beauport Mansion
  Through exacting research and archeological evidence, the original Oceanside terrace of this landmark residence was restored to the original former layout per the design of the renowned owner, Henry Sleeper.