A method of categorizing and speeding news posts has been added to the site. Each existing monthly post was edited slightly and backdated to the 28th of the month in which it originally was posted, with those posted before November 2000 given approximate dates. Future posts will probably remain short enough to appear fully on this page.
[Updated February 14, 2005.]
Richard Burck Associates of Somerville Mass. are handling the landscape Design for the McLaughlin and Kemeny projects.
The Rivercrest development on Lyme Road will be razed to make way for a 300-unit Dresden Village Development according to the Valley News.
The UVM Landscape Change Program has a large database of images.
The Princeton Architectural Press book on Dartmouth’s campus still may be coming.
The Green Mountain Railroad is running weekend excursion trains from White River to the Montshire Museum and may be able to expand tourist service when it finishes upgrading the right of way.
The Facilities Planning Office has views of the McLaughlin dorms up.
The new capital campaign seeks funds for dormitories and other buildings.
Construction is ongoing, The Dartmouth reports.
Hopland altered slightly.
Charter pages altered slightly.
North Campus updated.
“Law School?” posted.
Amazon links added to this page.
This page altered slightly.
Indian Yell paper given its own page.
Trumbull-Nelson has broken ground for the Howe Library expansion.
Atkin Olshin Lawson-Bell, designers of the Collis Center addition and McCulloch Hall, have posted photo of a model of the future Tuck Mall Dormitory. The building will stand atop the short street that connects Webster Avenue to Tuck Drive and will include a faculty apartment.
The Sudikoff addition, designed by Fleck & Lewis Architects of Hanover and built by Engelberth Construction, is in progress and at this point looks rather more like a New England clapboard than the building to which it is attached.
“Buildings and Projects” given its own page.
More descriptive renderings of the future Kemeny/Haldeman buildings designed by Moore Ruble Yudell have been posted to the Kemeny site. The Main Street side of the building adopts a shallow C-shaped plan, as does the existing Silsby/Rockefeller across the street, while the scale of the buildings is more like that of the adjacent houses.
The Howe Library now is expanding and has a rendering and plans available.
Workers have begun demolishing buildings on the South Block.
Among the projects to be funded by the new fundraising campaign is a soccer facility.
The school will break ground this month, The Dartmouth reports, for the new McLaughlin Dormitory Cluster north of Maynard Street, designed by Moore Ruble Yudell in association with Bruner/Cott. The Tuck Mall dorm will wait until 2006, The Dartmouthreports.
The Thayer School has posted plans and renderings of its new building, now under construction.
Now that the Bookstore has been sold, Barnes and Noble is operating it, as The Dartmouth describes.
Construction is beginning on the Rugby Clubhouse, and the latest plans are on line.
The Demolition of the Shower Towers and the construction of dorms on Tuck Mall and Maynard are new priorities, according to an article in The Dartmouth.