- Religious
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- Harvard University, Austin Hall
- Princeton University, Witherspoon Hall
- Yale University, Trumbull College
- University of New Hampshire, Thompson Hall
- Harvard University, Sever Hall
- Champlain College, Perry Hall Renovation and Addition
- Princeton University, Patton Hall
- U.S. Naval Academy, Sampson, Maury and Mahan Halls
- University of Michigan, Mosher Jordan Hall and Hill Dining Center
- Yale University, Linsly-Chittenden Hall
- MIT, Dreyfus Chemistry Building
- Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, Byerly Hall
- Harvard University, Barker Center for the Humanities
- University of Michigan, Stockwell Hall
Trumbull College
Yale University
New Haven, Connecticut
Goody Clancy completed comprehensive restoration and renovations to Trumbull College in 2006. Trumbull is a 127,000 SF complex on seven levels designed by James Gamble Rogers in the Collegiate Gothic style and modeled after King’s College, Cambridge. Rogers considered Trumbull the masterpiece among the nine residential colleges he designed for the University. The picturesque details of the college include Jacobean chimneys, gothic arches and a large Norman dining room. It houses social and recreational spaces, student residences, food service facilities, library, seminar rooms and faculty offices as well as residences for the college master, dean and fellows.
Relevant Project Information:
- Project scope included comprehensive restoration of the building exteriors (stone and slate roof restoration, replacement of steel windows) and decorative interior spaces such as the dining hall and library.
- Suites for over 200 students and additional common spaces were reconfigured and upgraded to allow for improved accessibility, life safety and new systems.
- Underutilized below-grade spaces were transformed into new recreational areas including lounges, café, theater, art studios, and other amenity spaces that meet current needs but maintain flexibility for future uses.
- A major underground expansion included some of these activities as well as mechanical space.
- Project included the installation of large-scale contemporary kitchen and server facilities within the building’s historic shell.
Awards:
- Connecticut Building Congress Inc. -- Project Team Award, First Place, Major Renovation/Expansion
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