Architecture, Engineering, and Planning
Harriman prepared the 2017 Comprehensive Master Plan for Randolph, leading a multi-disciplinary team to address key challenges and opportunities for the future of this community. Randolph benefits from its location and excellent access within the Greater Boston region, and provides a high quality of life within its residential neighborhoods, and a broad array of … Read More
Harriman is assisting the Town of Wilmington to prepare a Facility Master Plan to establish a long term strategy for the allocation of its municipal uses among buildings and sites. This planning process is establishing a sequence of short-term, mid-term and long-term recommendations that will guide the Town’s decisions about the best approach to its … Read More
Harriman served its client, the Massachusetts Division of Capital Asset Management, and led a team of professionals in the redevelopment of the long abandoned former Lawrence Mills complex. Harriman served as the prime consultant, site designers and landscape architects. The project included housing, office and educational components developed by separate entities. The site … Read More
Harriman was selected by the City of Nashua to modernize its Broad Street Elementary School. While the building supported the districts educational model, its systems were inefficient and at the end of their useful lives. The renovation project incorporated all new displacement ventilation and air conditioning into the classrooms, energy efficient windows and added … Read More
Harriman renovated the historic 1939 Kennebunk High School building and then added 121,000 sq. ft. of additional high performance learning space. Renovation included the existing competition gymnasium, new support spaces and a 25-yard seven lane competition swimming pool with balcony seating and locker room facilities. The project incorporated state of the art infrastructure, new science … Read More
Harriman prepared this award-winning master plan, A Blueprint for Brockton, in support of the City Planner’s initiatives to bring new focus to key opportunities. The plan identifies specific locations and actions to unlock economic development, transit-oriented development (TOD), and entrepreneurial growth.
The City has a solid fabric of middle-class neighborhoods and open … Read More
Harriman is leading a team of consultants that are assisting the Fall River Redevelopment Authority (FRRA) with the preparation of an urban renewal plan for the downtown. The focus of the planning process is the development of strategies that will allow the FRRA to work with private investors to address underutilized and vacant buildings in … Read More
Harriman is leading a team of consultants that are assisting the Fall River Redevelopment Authority (FRRA) with the preparation of an urban renewal plan for the waterfront area. The focus of the planning process is the development of strategies that will allow the FRRA and MassDOT to address the vacant land that will be created … Read More
Harriman lead a consultant team that assisted the newly-formed Arctic Village Redevelopment Agency with the preparation of a strategy for Arctic Village in West Warwick, RI, designed to form the basis of a redevelopment plan under the Rhode Island enabling legislation for such plans. In this second phase, Harriman led a team that prepared the … Read More
Harriman renovated the Morton Hall Residence at Dartmouth College. The redesigned space has amenities the residence hall formerly did not have, such as an elevator, filtered water fountains, lounge and study spaces on every floor and 84 beds, 13 more than the original design. Morton now has 36 single rooms, four single rooms with private … Read More
The design of Maine Maritime Academy’s Center for Engineering and Applied Research combines an engineering curriculum, research, and sustainable building systems into a leading-edge facility that competitively positions the college as a leading educator for the 21st century.
Interdisciplinary research and collaborative study hallmark the philosophy behind the organization of labs, classrooms, computing facilities, and … Read More
Harriman assisted the Central Maine Community College with a comprehensive upgrade to its Precision Machine Tool Laboratory. The project entailed the re-configuration of approximately 5,000 sq. ft. of existing laboratories, classrooms and offices and the addition of 3,000 sq. ft. to accommodate state-of-the-art precision manufacturing equipment. Highlights of the renovation include an expanded quality control … Read More
RSU/MSAD #64 is a school district that provides public education to students from the Towns of Bradford, Corinth, Hudson, Kenduskeag and Stetson. Currently, there are five elementary schools in the District. Harriman was commissioned to design a new consolidated elementary school for RSU #64. The new school was constructed in Corinth and the five existing … Read More
The Jewish Community Alliance of Southern Maine engaged Harriman to provide planning and design services for a new community center located on a prominent location in Portland, Maine. The new building provides the necessary facilities to allow the JCA to expand programs and services as well as increase its involvement in the community. The 19,000 … Read More
St. Mary’s Regional Medical Center is providing space for a new Community Clinical Services – Pediatrics Practice (a federally qualified health center) within the existing Women and Infants Building. The project is designed and will be constructed within a very limited budget and limited space. It is designed for a staff of 6 providers, with … Read More
Mechanics Savings Bank came to Harriman seeking a redevelopment of their Branch Bank and Executive Offices. Extensive research and concept planning was done to choose a site for the new branch bank and renovation of the existing office building. Together with Mechanics Savings Bank and Landscape Architects, TJD&A, Harriman developed a campus plan which … Read More
Harriman’s historic preservation project at the Charles E. Moody School Maine Academy of Natural Sciences at Good Will-Hinckley transformed an unused national register listed historic school on a rural campus into a modern 21st century school. The design respects the historic building (1905-06), retaining much of the original character while developing highly energy efficient… Read More
Harriman was commissioned to study options to renovate and expand the high school, a neighborhood landmark for over 50 years, which consists of several additions from the 1950s through the mid-1990s.
The facility was in need of improvements to bring the school up to current educational and safety standards. Initial tasks included evaluation of the … Read More