Combining artistry with technology to craft architectural woodwork
"In institutional environments, where interiors' lifecycles of 50 to 100 years are the norm, we build with an eye for durability and history." Greg Porfido, COO Mark Richey Woodworking
Tradition and new ways of doing things at Harvard University
The circulation desk and the furniture in this space make for a warm and welcoming environment. Even with the high arched-glass ceilings, the warm wood keeps everything to scale.(C) Peter Vanderwarker Photographs
MRW built these work tables for the Widener Library at Harvard. The warm wood paneling and the custom wood furniture are a perfect combination with the cooler grey walls(C) Peter Vanderwarker Photographs
Another view of the high ceilings in the entryway. This space work so effectively. There is the grand atrium paired with the warm wood wall and furniture. The architects did an excellent job making this job timeless and so fitting for the Harvard community.(C) Peter Vanderwarker Photographs
MRW custom built these study carrolls at Harvard. (C) Peter Vanderwarker Photographs
