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Yale University 

Yale University 

At Rosenfeld Hall, we reconfigured the first floor and converted the a language lab into a new lecture room.  Dormitory rooms and bathrooms were totally reconstructed on the second and third floors.  At the attic on the fourth floor, dormers were added to transform unused space into student dorms and bathrooms.  Fire stairs were constructed and a new elevator added to provide ADA access.  MEP and communications systems throughout the building were replaced.  

Yale University
New Haven, CT

Timothy Dwight College, one of 12 residential colleges, consists of two separate structures: one, a series of interconnected Georgian buildings designed by James Gamble Rogers in 1935 as Timothy Dwight College; and the other, Rosenfeld Hall, a single Collegiate Gothic building designed by Kenneth Murchison in 1912 as the home for the St. Elmo Fraternity.  The design guidelines were to: change the exteriors of the buildings as little as possible; connect the two buildings functionally; increase the total number of student beds; provide new spaces for student activities; replace and update every element of infrastructure.

At Timothy Dwight College, we reorganized the student rooms and replaced the bathrooms. We transformed the basement with new student activity spaces.  We designed a new, three-story library and ceremonial stair, restored and expanded the dining hall and common room, and created a new servery.  We renovated the administrative offices, the Fellows' offices,  and the Master's Residence which is used for student gatherings and College functions.

  • ​​Campus Planning

  • Renovation 

  • Restoration/Preservation

  • Transformation

  • New Construction

  • Multiple Projects

Project Information

  • 2004 AIA Westchester/Hudson Valley Honor Award

  • 2003 CT Building Congress Project Team Award

Honors and Awards

 

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