Project: Film Archival & Preservation Center
Location: N.E. Pennsylvania
Services Performed: Project Manager
Architect: Davis Brody & Associates
This project (the first of its kind in the United States) required the construction of two separate buildings to house the Museum of Modern Art's world-renowned and most prestigious film collection. The continued preservation and restoration of the collection requires highly controlled environmental conditions, which were a key part of the project. Since the site partially sits on designated wetlands, we were required to engineer specialized environmental controls such as detention basins to ensure the protection needed.
Location: N.E. Pennsylvania
Services Performed: Project Manager
Architect: Davis Brody & Associates
This project (the first of its kind in the United States) required the construction of two separate buildings to house the Museum of Modern Art's world-renowned and most prestigious film collection. The continued preservation and restoration of the collection requires highly controlled environmental conditions, which were a key part of the project. Since the site partially sits on designated wetlands, we were required to engineer specialized environmental controls such as detention basins to ensure the protection needed.
