
Brown Hall Renovation (Completed 2010)

Project Description
Brown Hall was designed in 1890 by John Lyman Faxon and has served as an upperclass dormitory for many years. This project will create a new building portal (archway) in the south façade of the structure allowing a new point of access and egress from Brown’s interior courtyard out towards the walkway near Cuyler Hall to the south. Granite stairs will connect the higher elevation of the interior courtyard with the lower exterior walkway by Cuyler. The new archway will replicate the existing classical revival style of the existing north portal. In addition, the central courtyard will receive new landscaping. Bathroom replacements, a new student laundry facility and trash chutes will also be completed. Building system upgrades include a new fire alarm system, heating system steam controls and emergency lighting enhancements.
Sustainability Features
- Steam controls will result in reduced energy use through greater adjustability of system.
- New bathroom fixtures will have low-flow faucets to reduce water consumption.
Estimated Completion
Fall 2010
Area
39,800 GSF
Project Update

Photo was taken August 20, 2010. (Not a live view.) Please see the photo gallery for past progress frames.
Photo Gallery
Renderings and construction photos are located in the photo gallery. Please note that renderings and artists' conceptions are presented here for historical purposes only. The final designs of these projects may have evolved since these renderings were created.
Project Team
| Architect | Atkin Olshin Schade Architects |
| Construction Manager | Massimino Building Corporation |
