The John A. Hartford Foundation in midtown Manhattan is one of the nation's leading resources for research and education in the healthcare system. The project was the construction of a 12,000 square foot “fluid landscape” that provided the flexibility for change with minimal difficulty. The architectural concept used moveable wood screen and shutters set in oxidized steel frames to provide a fluid landscape of overlapping work areas.

The testimonial from Corinne H. Reider, the executive director, stated that we “deservedly earned our praise and gratitude for the professional manner in which their work for us was accomplished. The quality of their oversight and selection of sub-contractors was consistently of the highest level, allowing an outstanding realization of the architect's vision.”