Pamela Hawkes
Pamela Hawkes has a passion for the integration of contemporary design within historic settings. She directed a wide variety of award winning design projects over twenty-six years as principal with Ann Beha Architects in Boston, including the Liberty Hotel, Boston’s Symphony Hall, the Cambridge Public Library, and the Currier Museum of Art. In 2013, Hawkes and husband Scott Teas created Scattergood Design in Portland, Maine, where her work has included conservation studies for the Georgia O’Keeffe Home and Studio in Abiqùiu, NM and the Miller Home and Gardens in Indianapolis, IN. Over the past 13 years, Scattergood Design have designed more than two dozen award-winning dormitories, classrooms and leadership facilities to promote education for young women in Arusha and rural Tanzania. As professor of practice in Historic Preservation at the University of Pennsylvania School of Design for a decade, Pamela created a seminar on Contemporary Design for Historic Settings and co-taught the Preservation Planning Studio.