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"Bushman Dreyfus’ devotion to the project is revealed in the confident masterstrokes and the practical details. No idea was too large and no concern too small to elicit their careful consideration and eventual solution."
- John Gibson, Artistic Director
KINGSTON PARISH CHURCH"I am most grateful and appreciative of your very careful attention to us, and for your patience. Everyone on the steering committee has told me how much they enjoyed working with you and how good they feel about the work you have done. We would never be where we are today without your help."
-Elisa Wheeler, Rector
HOOD COLLEGE"From the earliest days of our work together, Bushman Dreyfus grasped the soul of Hood and the visions of its students, faculty and staff. They developed designs that complemented Hood’s legacy yet at the same time looked to the future. If you are looking for a firm to meld seamlessly with your campus, Bushman Dreyfus is the firm to put on your planning and design team."
-Rick Kahely, Director of Facilities
THE PARAMOUNT THEATER, INC."Whether they are working with our Board of Directors, Client Group, consultants, the State Department of Historic Resources, or members of the greater community, Bushman Dreyfus works hard to incorporate the ideas of everyone involved. The result is an open and cooperative environment."
-Chad Hershner, Executive Director
SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE FEASIBILITY STUDY"[Bushman Dreyfus'] excellent analysis of the program and existing conditions, and their delineation of the design possibilities were instrumental in our process and led directly into the development of the additions as they appear today. We are grateful to them for the insight and careful attention they gave to us."
-Karen van Lengen, Dean, University of Virginia
SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE FEASIBILITY STUDY
"While we are celebrating the opening of the... School of Architecture, it is important to note the critical role of the preliminary studies conducted by Bushman Dreyfus. Previously imagined structural, code, and spatial hurdles were shown to be the basis for inventive opportunities that became the foundation of all work that followed. This was an impressive demonstration of the value of a creative professional office."
-Robin Dripps, faculty, University of Virginia