Hadley Crow Studio provides design and project management in architecture and landscape architecture, including historic preservation services in both fields.  The firm’s work examines contemporary design in an historic context.

James Hadley, AIA, has worked in the field since the late 1960s, primarily in New York.  His firm won the New York State Preservation Award for his work on the reconstruction of a McKim, Mead and White house on Montauk in 2001. Hadley is a former member of the AIA Committee on the Environment, New York Chapter.  He has taught design as an adjunct professor at the architectural school of the City College of New York and Environmental Design at New York University. Hadley holds a Masters degree in Architecture from Columbia University.