Harriman was commissioned to turn vision into reality through images of what this new, fully accessible retreat, Travis Mills Foundation… Read More

Judy L. Johnson, AIA, LEED AP BD+C
Principal
Historic buildings are important cultural assets that should be preserved and maintained as a link with the past. However, the very features that make historic buildings special are the same features that often pose problems for their use in the present. Harriman is expert at delivering designs that allow historic buildings to fit today’s needs without threatening or destroying their distinguishing features. We have a great deal of experience with historic preservation at the local, state, and national levels. We use innovative and historically accurate techniques to restore key architectural features and we design building systems to meet modern day standards while being as unobtrusive as possible.
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Principal, Chief Executive Officer
Harriman was commissioned to turn vision into reality through images of what this new, fully accessible retreat, Travis Mills Foundation… Read More
Harriman prepared a master design plan for a program of signage and historic interpretive elements to be created along the … Read More
The North End Portsmouth Development is a private, mixed use project that improves a large vacant tract of urban renewal… Read More
Harriman has served as the architects, building engineers, urban designers, landscape architects and planners for this complex mixed-use development on … Read More
Harriman’s historic preservation project at the Charles E. Moody School Maine Academy of Natural Sciences at Good Will-Hinckley transformed … Read More
The Miller Library at Colby College is the centerpiece of the campus and the heart of the academic environment. Accommodating … Read More
The Historic Androscoggin County Courthouse, in Auburn Maine, built in 1857, has served as a center for justice and government … Read More
Bowdoin College purchased the two-story residence formerly known as the Stevens Retirement Home to be renovated to accommodate 35 students … Read More
Adams Hall, built in 1861, was originally designed to house science laboratories and the state’s first medical college. To accommodate … Read More
Renovations not only returned this turn-of-the-century public building to its original splendor after years of insensitive remodeling, but also made … Read More
Century-old drawings by Harriman’s founder guided the historically accurate renovation of the exterior of this three-story building, listed on the … Read More
As TD Banknorth has grown, the continual need for office space has resulted in three separate expansions in the historic … Read More
Harriman was commissioned to provide a comprehensive study of the deteriorated and failing façades of three historic structures and provide … Read More
New Hampshire Governor Frederick Smyth commissioned a tower be built in 1888 on a large parcel of property that he … Read More