Civic and Cultural

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Civic and Cultural

Harriman is able translate strategic goals into practical plans and designs that are highly responsive to complex economic, regulatory and community considerations. Our emphasis on effective communication allows us to foster cooperation among public and private interests and inspire local pride. As a multidisciplinary team of planners, designers and engineers we are better able to deliver the diverse expertise needed in order to successfully “put places together.”

The Civic and Cultural Team

Steven G. Cecil, AIA, ASLA

Principal

Judy L. Johnson, AIA, LEED AP BD+C

Principal

Emily Keys Innes, AICP, LEED AP ND

Associate, Director of Planning

Old Salem Jail

Harriman assisted the Salem Redevelopment Authority in advancing the redevelopment of the historic and abandoned jail complex in the downtown. … Read More

A Harriman Project in Architecture, Civic and Cultural, Historic Preservation and Adaptive Reuse

Kingston 40R Design Guidelines

Harriman was asked to support the 40R rezoning of the properties surrounding the Kingston MBTA station. The tasks involved the … Read More

A Harriman Project in Civic and Cultural, Design Guidelines, Planning, Urban Design

Portland Museum of Art Mechanical and Electrical System Upgrades

Two of the three buildings that make up this small city’s art museum were recently restored and opened again after … Read More

A Harriman Project in Civic and Cultural, Electrical Engineering, Engineering, Historic Preservation and Adaptive Reuse, Mechanical Engineering, Structural Engineering

Margaret Chase Smith Library Center

A sensitively designed addition to the home of Senator Margaret Chase Smith created a scholarly library where her official papers … Read More

A Harriman Project in Architecture, Civic and Cultural, Historic Preservation and Adaptive Reuse