Ali Cavicchio Presents Graduate Research to ICOMOS-ISCEAH
Last month, our very own Ali Cavicchio, architectural conservator, presented her graduate research from UPenn to the International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) scientific committee on earthen architectural heritage. The International Scientific Committee on Earthen Architectural Heritage (ISCEAH) is currently hosting a webinar series dedicated to each of their five sub-themes: seismic, archaeology, technology, landscapes, and heritage in use.
John Mott, FAIA Receives Parker Westbrook Award for Lifetime Achievement
Congratulations (once again!) to John Mott, FAIA for receiving the 2022 Parker Westbrook Award for Lifetime Achievement by Preserve Arkansas — a nonprofit focused on preserving Arkansas’ most treasured architectural resources.
Folger Shakespeare Library Wins Award of Excellence in Historic Preservation for Design and Construction
On November 1, 2022, the DC Preservation League honored our Exterior Envelope Preservation work on Folger Shakespeare Library with the award for Excellence in Historic Preservation for Design and Construction.
John Mott, FAIA Receives Honors and Lifetime Achievement Awards
John Mott, FAIA has been awarded the 2022 AIA VA Honors Award for Distinguished Achievement.
Q&A with Liz Parry
MTFA Design + Preservation’s Elizabeth (Liz) Parry, AIA, has officially passed her architecture exams and she has already hit the ground running to meet her career goals. Take a look at what she has to say about the future of the industry, her mentorship experience, and what she hopes to give back to the community.
“A New Masque for Shakespeare’s Home”
MTFA Design + Preservation’s exterior restoration of the Folger Shakespeare Library has been featured in a January 2021 Inform Magazine article. Click here to read the article and interview with our very own Amanda Edwards!
“A Church Leans In to the City”
MTFA Design + Preservation’s work on St. Augustine’s Episcopal Church was featured in ArchitectureDC’s summer 2019 issue. Click here to learn more about the design!
CBE Awarded
MTFA design + preservation is now recognized as a Certified Business Enterprise (CBE) by the DC Department of Small and Local Business Development!