Pamela Clemens is a registered architect and associate at Goody Clancy in Boston. She brings an expertise in sensitive renovations to historic structures, revitalizing buildings that communities will cherish for years to come. Her projects have ranged in scale from the restoration of a 4-room 1790 house museum, whose mission focused on teaching local history to young students, to overhauling several 1970’s dormitory building into a vibrant, open place focused on community. To every project, she brings an interest in understanding the local community connections that will on guide the adaptation and preservation of an existing building. She believes that the design, labor, and craftmanship encompassed within a building brings together past, present and future occupants. When not in the office, she can be found organizing her church’s youth program or volunteering at local scouting events. Pamela holds a master’s degree in architecture from Roger Williams University.
