Margaret Minor Wood
Project Director
Background
- Project Manager for Leers Weinzapfel Associates for 15 years
- Managed projects ranging up to $120 million in project costs for public and private institutional clients, including a wide spectrum of building types
- Underground renovation of the historic Park Street station for the MBTA
- Design and construction of a new ten-courtroom courthouse in Lawrence
for DCAM - Design of a large addition to the Media Lab at MIT
Credentials
- Registered architect, AIA member
- LEED Accredited Professional
- Active member of the Boston Society of Architects Legislative Affairs Committee
- President of the Massachusetts AIA (2009)
- M.A. in Architecture, Harvard Graduate School of Design
- B.S. in Architecture, University of Virginia
Pinck & Co. Projects
- Owner’s Representative for the rehabilitation of 500 units of occupied affordable housing in Boston’s South End for the development team of the Castle Square Tenants Organization and WinnDevelopment.
- Owner’s Project Manager for capital improvements to St. Joseph’s Community, 149 units of affordable housing in Roxbury
- Owner’s Representative on Exterior Renovation and Interior Improvements for Allston Brighton Community Development Corporation at Carol Avenue, a 33-unit affordable housing cooperative in Brighton, MA
- Project Manager for the Beth Israel Deaconess Hopsital – Needham Campus, a $30 million addition to and renovation of the hospital.