Ann Beha Architects has taken a sustainable approach to design for over 30 years.  Combining respect for the past with a progressive vision of the future, our preservation, renovation, adaptive re-use, and new construction projects seek to conserve and maximize material, energy, and cultural significance for generations to come.

With holistic and critical thinking from planning through construction, our projects find the most sensible balance between resources and needs.  We believe that the most sustainable project is one that achieves high standards for technical and operational performance, while successfully meeting the needs of the users now and long into the future.

Over 50% of ABA’s professional staff is LEED Accredited and the firm is a member of the United States Green Building Council. LEED Certified projects include:

LEED Gold
University of Pennsylvania
Music Building

Wellesley College
Diana Chapman Walsh Alumnae Hall

LEED Silver
Cambridge Public Library

Colby College
Schair-Swenson Watson Alumni Center

Gaithersburg Public Library
(Certification in Process)

University of Chicago
Department of Economics and Friedman Institute for Research in Economics
(Design in Process)

New England Conservatory of Music
Residential and Performance Complex
(Design in Process)

University of Vermont
Alumni House
(Design in Process)

LEED Certified
Crandall Public Library

Needham Free Public Library