Library Land Project founders Adam Zand and Greg Peverill-Conti are on a quest to visit every public library facility in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Since 2017, they have visited over two hundred libraries, four of which have been designed by Oudens Ello Architecture. With the pair using a ranking system based on eleven important criteria, all four of OEA’s facilities have received high marks. As of late summer 2019, the Gladys E. Kelly Library in Webster remains Library Land Project’s top-ranked library with its only perfect score, while Eastham remains tied for third and Millis and Scituate within the top 15. Library Land Project’s positive reviews of Webster and Eastham can be found here.
Martha's Vineyard Museum featured in Preservation magazine
In its Summer 2019 issue, Preservation magazine celebrates OEA’s rehabilitation of Vineyard Haven’s historic Marine Hospital in its article Places Restored, Threatened, Saved, and Lost.
The Wow Factor
The opening of OEA’s new Martha’s Vineyard Museum receives positive reviews in this recent MV Times editorial.
Positive Press for the Scituate Town Library Opening
Recent articles feature both the Scituate Library Foundation's June 10th Gala and the library's public opening on June 12th. A Boston Globe article on the $12-milion renovation-expansion and Opening Day can be found here and a Patriot Ledger article here. The Gala event is documented in a WickedLocal.com article found here.
Old Lighthouse Museum historic rehabilitation and proposed addition approved by Stonington Borough P&Z
Unanimous Special Permit approval for the Old Lighthouse Museum by the Stonington Borough Planning and Zoning Commission is the culmination of several years of conceptual planning and community discussion. A recent editorial in The Day can be found here.
Feather & Wedge featured in Northshore Magazine
Owners Charles Gladstone and Stephen Smit are hitting their stride with Feather & Wedge, a wildly successful new restaurant in downtown Rockport, Massachusetts. We are proud to have collaborated with our friends Charles and Stephen on the renovations. Click here to read more about this new venture in the December 2016 issue of Northshore Magazine.
