Yale University Sterling Law Building
Constructed in 1931 and designed by James Gamble Rodgers, the expansive brick and stone Sterling Law Building occupies an entire city block in New Haven, Connecticut. In 2015, DBVW Architects was hired by Yale University to develop repair recommendations and oversee construction as part of the Yale Law School’s annual repair and restoration program at the Sterling Law Building. DBVW was able to bring their knowledge and specialized experience to the project, having previously worked on two adjacent Rodgers buildings: Sterling Memorial Library and the Hall of Graduate Studies.
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Martha is a nationally-recognized expert in the field of historic preservation. She has directed multiple phases of important preservation projects at some of the region’s most treasured landmark buildings. As an advisor to the National Trust for Historic Preservation, Martha served on a national Sustainability Task Force focused on strengthening the important relationship between sustainability and historic preservation. Martha serves on the boards of GrowSmart RI and the Historic Preservation Education Foundation. She is a Governor-appointed member of the Capital Center Commission, a member of the RIHPHC review board, and a past-President of AIA/Rhode Island. When Martha is not climbing up steeples or through abandoned buildings, she can be found playing tennis or kayaking on the Narragansett Bay.
Interesting fact:
Martha has dual citizenship in the United States and Switzerland
You may or may not be surprised that:
She is a two-time winner of the Women’s Statewide Squash Championship
