Established in 1884, The Grolier Club is the nation’s oldest and largest society dedicated to book and graphic arts. The Club’s current Georgian Revival-style building, designed by Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue and constructed in 1917, has remained largely unchanged for over a century. Shawmut was entrusted with upgrading the building’s exhibition and architectural features, enhancing accessibility, and optimizing space usage—all while preserving its historic charm. The renovation included a new ADA lift, upgraded exhibition cases, a reimagined railing system with rolling ladders, and a new receptionist office. These enhancements were completed while the building remained fully operational, ensuring minimal disruption to its daily functions.
Fast-paced fit-out for a physical therapy and imaging center on the ground floor and lower level of a landmarked building. The scope of work included the construction of MRI and CT rooms, exam/treatment rooms, a…
100 South Campus Drive is a mixed-use project in Allston that combines sustainable housing with vibrant public spaces, designed to serve Harvard affiliates, including graduate students, faculty, and staff. The building will feature 276 residential…
Allston, MA
The Venue for Innovation, Science, Technology, and Academics (VISTA) is a cutting-edge facility that redefines science and technology education at Pomfret School. Positioned on the main academic quad, this three-story building houses state-of-the-art labs for…
