Site Models and Plans
With design led by Boston-based William Rawn Associates and Dimeo Construction serving as the construction project manager, the residence hall will be a model of sustainable construction, targeting Passive House standards and incorporating all-electric systems, triple-glazed windows and a rooftop prepared for solar panels.
Click an image below to see a larger version. Renderings are in process and may not reflect the final design.
Renderings courtesy of William Rawn Associates, Architects, Inc.
A rendering of the new residence hall from the south side of campus. Construction is expected to begin in June 2025.
One of the entryways to the new five-story residence hall, which will house 631 students.
The courtyard and garden area are central to the residence hall design, providing a space that encourages both social and academic connections.
With a mix of single and double bedrooms, each floor offers a lounge and adjacent kitchen — 14 pairs in total.
The residence hall will be organized into 14 residential 'neighborhoods,' each accommodating 50 students.
An outdoor terrace will feature sustainable landscaping and construction.
A multi-purpose social space for the campus community will accommodate up to 150 people and can be set up for lectures, catered events, exercise classes and more.
An evening view of the courtyard, terrace, and multi-purpose spaces, with Spingold Theater visible to the north.