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The firm has received design awards from the Boston Society of Architects, the American Institute of Architects, the Associated General Contractors of Massachusetts, and Homes for Better Living. For 35 years Mr. McNeely wrote an architecture column for the Beacon Hill News and the Beacon Hill Paper.
His work has appeared in the following publications:
2006 Historic New England, Fall, "Preserving the Present"
2005 Yankee Magazine, July, "Simple Solutions"
2003 The Distinctive Home by Jeremiah Eck
2002 Home, October, "Dreamy Baths"
2001 Home, May, "Rising to New Heights" (cover article)
2001 At Work At Home by Neal Zimmerman
2000 The Boston Globe Magazine, May 21, "Tall Order" (cover article)
1999 Maine Boats and Harbors, September, "A Towering Cottage"
1998 Fine Homebuilding, November, "A Towering Cottage"
1997 Maine Sunday Telegram , January 19, "The Skinny on the Thin House"
1992 Beacon Hill, A Living Portrait by Barbara W. Moore and Gail Weesner
1991 Suffolk University Magazine, Fall, "The New Ridgeway Building"
1991 The Boston Globe, May 28, “On Cambridge Street, past is new again”
1989 The Boston Herald, June 9, "Beacon Hill design for stylish living"
1989 The Boston Globe, October 21, "Boston must not squander its reprieve"
1989 The Boston Globe, July 1, "A shopping mall for a city, not the suburbs"
1982 The City Observed by Donlyn Lyndon
1982 American Way. June, "Living Above It All"
1981 The Boston Globe, November 28, "Suffolk University building to become condos"
1981 Apartments, Townhouses and Condominiums by Mildred Schmertz, FAIA
1980 Contextual Architecture by Keith Ray
1978 The Boston Globe, February 10, "Two little rooms and how they grew"
1978 Preservation News, The National Trust, April,"Old and New"
1978 Architectural Record, Record Houses of 1978, "Apartments of the Year"
1977 The Boston Globe, June 10, "Life inside a Beacon Hill time machine"
1977 The Boston Globe, February 18, "California comes to Beacon Hill"
1977 House and Home, August, "From fire-gutted shell to condo apartments"
1974 The Boston Globe, April 14, "Condominiums going up, fitting in, on Beacon Hill"
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