Many of America’s colleges and universities have histories spanning more than a century. They serve as stewards of thousands of buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places as well as significant public sculptures and fine art collections.
Through thoughtful preservation, adaptive reuse, and modernization, historic higher education campuses can continue to serve evolving educational needs while retaining the architectural character that makes them unique. Preserving historic buildings, public art, and campus landmarks not only protects the built environment but also safeguards the legacy of the ideas, discoveries, and movements that shaped these institutions.
“All of us are struck by the results of the renovation and beautification of our campus and by the level of craftsmanship reflected in your work. The physical surroundings now match the quality of education we provide.”
Arthur Levine, President Columbia University Teachers College
EverGreene helps institutions preserve these important assets. We work directly with campus leaders and partner with architects, general contractors, and facilities teams to restore historic buildings, conserve architectural features and art, and bring long-term campus plans to life.
