Celebrating Trailblazing Women In Construction

Women in Construction Week is an opportunity to honor women’s contributions to breaking barriers and shaping the construction industry through their expertise, leadership, and dedication to create a more robust workforce.

At EverGreene, an ever growing and diverse group of women are making significant strides, driving innovation and excellence in preservation, restoration, and decorative arts. From project managers to artisans, women are leaving their mark on some of the nation’s most important cultural landmarks.

We are proud to spotlight a few of our talented women below. Click to view their favorite projects. 

"You are always more capable than you think."
“My fine arts background empowered me to work in our mural studio and on site. Know that you are always more capable than you think. Trust yourself and keep going!” Yana, Designer
View one of Yana's Projects
"Working between science & traditional craft."
“Working as a conservator within the world of construction allows me to implement museum quality treatments on a macro scale, integrating science with traditional craftsmanship.” Brooke, Sr. Conservator
View one of Brooke's Projects
"Diversity and inclusion matters."
"We start with a material such as plaster and make something beautiful. The gift of a woman is to be able to bring life into the world through our creations." Mariangela, Sculptor
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"Proud of our quality of hand painted art."
“In the construction industry, diversity & inclusion are crucial for success. Women should always keep in mind we are capable of anything we want to accomplish.” Nilma, Asst. Project Manager
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"A fantastic & capable group of women."
“At EverGreene, women working in construction doesn't feel rare or unique. I work with fantastic and capable women daily. I’m grateful that our skills are appreciated and respected.” Megan, Project Manager
View one of Megan's Projects
"I take great pride in our work."
“Transitioning from designing textiles for haute couture to construction was extreme but so rewarding. It challenges me physically and mentally, yielding a feeling of accomplishment." Anne, Decorative Artist & Gilder
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"Trust yourself and follow your dreams."
“I’ve dedicated my professional life to improving and preserving the sense of place in historic places. It is very satisfying that our work can be experienced and appreciated by so many.” Sarah, Director of Project Management
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"Construction work is extremely rewarding."
"The work is never dull and it's always fun to explain what we do to others. There are more women on site across all trades than just three years ago— I am proud to be part of it. Katharine, Conservator
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"Architecture and art gives a place its identity."
“It’s inspiring that more women are flocking to construction jobs, paving the way for it to be normal. Blowing preconceived notions out of the water will never get old.” Leah, Decorative Artist & Gilder
View one of Leah's Projects
"Excited to see more women in construction."
"As an art history student I never imagined I would find a career in construction. I am humbled and very happy to be a part of preserving and promoting beauty in the built environment." Emily, Director of the Sacred Space Studio
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"Our work has a deep meaning for communities we serve."
Kim shares her expertise on how overpaint was removed to reveal the stunning, original decoration as part of the monumental restoration of the Enoch Pratt Free Library. Kim, Senior Business Development Executive
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"I enjoy learning from our diverse teams."
"I'm proud to serve as an advocate for change in the construction industry. Together, we must be committed to building a more diverse and inclusive workforce to witness true progress." Katherine, Director of Marketing
Outstanding Women Award
"Women's presence gains traction."
"Be open-minded to gain new perspective."
"I love history and the built fabric of the past."
"Blowing clichés out of the water."