Goody Clancy

Goody Clancy designs, plans and preserves award-winning places that enhance the way people live, work and celebrate life. Since 1955, Goody Clancy has led the profession nationally and internationally in developing forward-thinking, prototypical designs and preserving structures to suit the time, setting and purpose for which they have been created. Our staff of 115 architects, planners, urban designers and preservationists approach design as a means to create quality environments and buildings that respond to communities and revitalize urban neighborhoods for generations to come. Our expertise in renovating existing buildings and preserving historic structures often allows us to find new uses for treasured places.

Recent preservation projects include the Massachusetts State House, Trinity Church in the City of Boston, and significant historic buildings at Yale, Harvard and Princeton. We also recently completed the US Federal Courthouse in Wheeling, WV, and are currently working on the 1930’s Art Deco John W. McCormack Courthouse and the historic King’s Chapel in Boston. We are leaders in the emerging field of sustainable design for historic structures.

Heritage Landscapes, Preservation Landscape Architects & Planners

Since 1987, Heritage Landscapes has been dedicated to a vibrant future for cultural landscapes of communities, campuses, public buildings, estates, museums, cemeteries, battlefields, historic sites, parks, parkways, botanical gardens and conservatories. With offices in Charlotte, Vermont and Norwalk, Connecticut we are a woman-owned professional firm with experience in over 300 projects focusing on public, heritage landscapes primarily in the United States. We have applied planning and implementation expertise to the preservation and ongoing stewardship of a remarkable legacy of places of local, regional, national and global importance.

MB Dierickx Architectural Preservation

MB Dierickx is a New York City-based firm offering architectural preservation services since 1977.  The firm, a certified WBE, specializes in all aspects of preservation, including cultural resources compliance, preservation consulting, documentation, and preservation planning.  Clients include include building owners and tenants, public agencies, architecture, engineering, and environmental firms, institutions such as museums and colleges, commercial and private clients.  The firm's projects have won awards from the Landmarks Preservation Commission, the Landmarks Conservancy, the NYC Department of General Services, the Metropolitan Chapter of the Victorian Society, the Municipal Art Society, and the Rye Landmarks Advisory Committee.

Robins Kaplan Miller & Ciresi

The Washington, DC office of this prestigious national law firm has been a regular supporter
of the US/ICOMOS Symposium.

Robinson & Associates, Inc.

Under the leadership of Judith Robinson, Robinson & Associates, Inc. provides preservation resource
services in the Washington, DC area, nationally, and internationally.

Tennessee Civil War National Heritage Area

Tennessee, the gateway to the heart of the Confederacy, is an area rich in sites, buildings, landscapes, and documented sources that tell the stories of the American Civil War and Reconstruction. Geographic location, along with strategic river and rail routes, productive farmlands, and industrial sites made the state a crucial prize fought for by both armies. Every county in Tennessee was affected by the destruction of the land, loss of life, bitter divisions within families and communities, and political and social turmoil of the war years and the following decades. The Tennessee Civil War Heritage Area focuses on the late antebellum period (from ca. 1850), military activity, the home front experience, Reconstruction, and the enduring legacy of this watershed of history.

Read a profile of the Tennessee Civil War National Heritage Area (note: PDF file)

WASA/Wank Adams Slavin Associates LLP

WASA has been trusted with the preservation of some of America’s most important cultural and historic buildings. With a constant focus on the mission of preservation—to maintain a building’s original fabric, with minimal internention, while improving its function—WASA’s team provides innovative solutions to challenging projects, extending the life of historic structures, and accomodating emerging needs.  WASA's expertise in preservation represents the successful integration of science, art, and history to ensure that the legacy of America's architectural history is not compromised.

WASA was involved with the two historic properties in Newport, which will provide the basis for one of the field sessions during the US/ICOMOS International Symposium:  the Breakers and Chateau-Sur-Mer (Note: PDF files).

The Breakers

White House Historical Association

The White House Historical Association is a charitable nonprofit institution whose purpose is to enhance the understanding, appreciation and enjoyment of the White House. To fulfill its purpose, the White House Historical Association produces educational literature and films, develops special programs, and maintains a web site interpreting the White House and its history and the persons and events associated with it. From private funding and the sale of its educational products, the Association supports the acquisition of artwork and objects for the White House collection and contributes to the conservation of the public rooms.

World Monuments Fund

World Monuments Fund is the foremost private, non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of historic art and architecture worldwide through fieldwork, advocacy, grantmaking, education, and training. Since 1965, the New York-based World Monuments Fund has worked with local communities and partners to stem the loss of more than 430 irreplaceable sites in 83 countries including the Temple of Preah Khan at Angkor. Every other year, WMF publishes the World Monuments Watch list of 100 Most Endangered Sites.