Kohler Ronan is excited to announce that The Frick Collection is finally reopen to the public! After a multi-year renovation and enhancement to the historic museum, the public will finally be able to experience its famed collection galleries and enjoy its updated spaces for programming, education, and more.
It was an honor to collaborate with Selldorf Architects and Beyer Blinder Belle Architects on this transformative project. This long-awaited reopening allows us to finally share our experience and journey in recreating this premier museum. We look forward to everyone having the opportunity to immerse themselves in the renovated and enhanced Frick Collection.
You can learn more about this multi-faceted project here.
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Kohler Ronan’s Craig Razza, PE, will be a panelist for the roundtable discussion “From Concept to Certification: Exploring Connecticut’s Net-Zero Energy Building Achievements” alongside colleagues from DAS Construction Services, Southern Connecticut State University, QA+M Architects, CT Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, TLBA Architecture, and Consulting Engineering Services and moderators from Newman Architects and Pickard Chilton.
Kohler Ronan participated in AIA Connecticut’s NetZero School Webinar on April 22nd. Our very own, Craig Razza, PE*, will be presenting alongside Ryszard Szczypek, AIA, and Randall Luther, AIA, both of TSKP Studio. The complete panel is noted below. Speakers will discuss the first two NetZero schools being built in Mansfield and Manchester, CT. Among the learning objectives is how moving to NetZero allows schools to save money, while promoting health and comfort for students and educators. Additionally. Viewers will learn to access better funding and grant/incentive programs.
Kohler Ronan was pleased to attend and be a Platinum Sponsor for this year’s MAAM Building Museums Symposium in Brooklyn, NY. We were honored to have had our own Steve Lembo, PE present our work on recently completed renovations at the Tenement Museum in a discussion entitled: “Revealing the Past to Challenge the Future: The Forensic Architecture of the Tenement Museum.” Joining Steve on the panel were Nick Leahy from Perkins Eastman and David Favaloro from the museum.
