Murphy Burnham & Buttrick’s plans for the restoration, renovation and expansion of St. Patrick’s Cathedral were announced by Cardinal Dolan in a press conference (on St. Patrick’s Day.)
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The groundbreaking ceremony for PS 330Q, a new elementary school in Queens.
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Murphy Burnham & Buttrick toured its project, NYU at 19 Washington Square North, as a part of The Architecture League of New York’s NY Designs series on July 27th. Mary Burnham and Jeffrey Murphy led the tour with Abu Dhabi Institute’s Hilary Ballon and NYU’s Evie Klein.
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AIA Interiors Committee. Speed Presentations: Not For Profits. Rodeph Sholom School selected as one of ten projects to be presented at the Herman Miller Showroom in New York City, on May 19th, 2011
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Clay poultice is used to draw copper staining out of the stone in the St. Patrick’s Cathedral restoration project. The clay is mixed with chemicals, applied to the stone, and allowed to dry. As the clay dries, the chemicals pull copper stains out of the stone (as seen on the left of this photo). Once […]
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AIA New York. Murphy Burnham and Buttrick included in the exhibit "MADE in New York". October-December, 2010.
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Zodchestvo Festival. Murphy Burnham and Buttrick's St. Hilda’s and St. Hugh’s School project selected to be featured in the annual Zodchestvo festival held in Moscow, in an exhibited entitled: “Made in New York: The Architecture of Social Responsibility”. Opening October 14th, 2010.
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Parsons the New School for Design. Murphy Burnham & Buttrick’s PS 41 Green Roof project featured in the exhibit “Living Concrete-Carrot City”. October-December, 2010.
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