The Facilities and Physical Infrastructure and Student Lifesections of the new strategic plan, “Dartmouth College: Forever New” include proposals for new buildings, including a Hopkins Center expansion and a Tuck School dormitory.
President Wright’s budget letter: “We will place a hold on all construction and renovation projects not currently underway or otherwise obligated by contract or other instruments.”
Campus construction update in The Dartmouth.
Princeton Architectural Press will be publishing a Senior Lecturer‘s Dartmouth Campus Guide, with photos by college photographer Joseph Mehling: at Amazon during February.
[Updated 07.12.2005: The press since has withdrawn plans to publish the text, and it appears in the out-of-stock list of Princeton Architectural Press.]
[Updated 07.30.2006: The press states that the book has been canceled.]
[Updated 11.17.2007: The press will publish a campus guide in 2008.
[Updated 06.29.2008: Dartmouth College: The Campus Guide was published on June 1.]
Agreement with the Dresden School Board: high school stays, Dartmouth gets playing fields on Reservoir Road and Howe Library parking lot.
This page redesigned.
“Rants” and “Topics” removed, as were pages describing individual buildings in Rich Appendix B, in preparation for better versions.
The school’s new strategic plan includes several building projects, The Dartmouth reports. Among them are a parking garage by Cummings (Summer 2003), the Maynard Street Dorm, and a dining hall nearby to seat 500-600.
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[Update 11.10.2012: Broken link fixed.]
Hanover’s Downtown Vision plan (2000) by Brook McIlroy Inc. has been posted.
“Something for Everyone“: Report of the Scenic Locales Committee for the Town of Hanover (September, 1998).
Wright provides more information on construction in the Strategic Plan, The Dartmouth reports.
Trustees are moving ahead on planning, The Dartmouth reports.:
New version of the list of buildings and projects outside of Hanover designed by Charles Alonzo Rich available for download [.pdf].
[Update 01.22.2011: The Lamb & Rich list is available at the project site.]
The Pavilion, the school’s kosher/ halal/ sakahara dining facility in Thayer Hall, has opened according to a press release.
Dartmouth has added a thorough “virtual tour” of the campus to its website.
Reid Coggins ’04, student representative to a campus planning committee, notes several new ideas in discussion:
Rauner Library (VSBA, 1998) will receive a 2002 AIA Honor Award according to a press release. (announcements from the AIA and Architectural Record.)
Link to Professor Jonathan Good’s “Proposal for a Heraldic Coat of Arms for Dartmouth College” added to Links.
[Update 08.22.2005: link updated.]
[Update 01.22.2011: link moved.]
Buzz Yudell of Moore Ruble Yudell speaks on the design of the buildings north of Maynard, The Dartmouth reports.
President Wright noted several facilities projects underway or contemplated in his Annual Report to the General Faculty:
The Trustees heard an update of Moore Ruble Yudell‘s plans for the 500-bed Maynard Street dorm, The Dartmouth reports.
The Trustees have decided to build a new building to house three existing institutes, according to a news release. The building seems to be an addition to the projected Kemeny Hall on the Shower Towers site.