Construction of Tuck Mall Dorm
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Construction was planned to start on the Tuck Mall Dorm early March according to The Dartmouth.
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Tuck Mall dorm plans, others
Plenty of new views of the Tuck Mall Dorm are on line. Tony Atkin’s firm, which designed McCulloch and the Collis renovation, is designing these two connected dormitories. The new views indicate that the buildings will have more architectural … Continue reading
Tuck Mall Dorm
The Dartmouth reports that construction on the Tuck Mall Dorm has begun.
Tuck Mall dorm model
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 … Continue reading
Tuck Mall dorm slowed
Declining endowment returns (see Dartmouth Alumni Magazine November/December 2001) may be putting on hold the plans by Atkin, Olshin, Lawson-Bell for the new dormitory on Tuck Mall.
Tuck Mall dorm architects
The firm of Atkin, Olshin, Lawson-Bell (designers of the Collis renovation and McCulloch Hall) is designing the new Tuck Mall dormitory (to be completed ca. 2003) The Dartmouth reports.
College planning dorms in the back of beyond
The planning effort for the Lyme Road South precinct now has its own project page and has a serious team behind it: Project Manager: Joanna Whitcomb Planner/Architect: Beyer Blinder Belle Landscape Architect: Michael Van Volkenburgh Associates Environmental Design Consultant: Atelier … Continue reading
More observations about the final strategic master plan
The college released the final (November 2020) version of the master plan (pdf) in July of 2021 (Anna Merriman, “Dartmouth master plan calls for growth along Lyme Road,” Valley News (2 July 2021)). The plan is not getting enough press … Continue reading
Various topics, including unbuilt buildings
An article in The Dartmouth notes the completion of work on Reed and Baker and the start of work on Dartmouth Hall. The HGA [architects] page for the CECS building has an image showing main entrance with the name KEMENY … Continue reading
The master plan: further reactions
See the previous post on this topic. The two locations of Geisel The new-look Remsen/Vail at the north end of campus is an improvement and looks like the work of Leers Weinzapfel Architects, the designers of the reskinned Dana Library/Anonymous … Continue reading
The end of the Hanover Country Club
Along with ending five varsity sports, the college is closing the Hanover Country Club after nearly 125 years (see the announcement, which features another great Burakian aerial; see also the more detailed Hanlon message and the FAQ). The golf course … Continue reading
Crosby Street dorm off the table and other news
The construction of the Indoor Practice Facility is nearly finished (see Big Green Alert). The school’s existing indoor practice facility, Leverone Field House, is being eyed as a site for a temporary hospital ward during the pandemic (Valley News). The … Continue reading
A BASIC historical marker
The Alumni Council minutes of May 17, 2019 describe an overview of the master plan provided by Director of Campus Planning Joanna Whitcomb. The master plan site welcomes comments; it sounds like the process is moving along, and the next … Continue reading
Master planning picks up steam
The master planning site is now seeking comments. An article in The Dartmouth on the first master planning town hall meeting has this to say: The Golf Course: “The Hanover Country Club could also be repurposed in the plan, as … Continue reading
Various construction topics
An Architectural Digest story on the Hood by Elizabeth Fazzare again refers to a gray brick supposedly used in the original building, this time stating that it was used in the iconic trabeated gateway. The gateway was made of concrete, … Continue reading
Campus master planning revived
Master planning has started up again, this time with the word “strategic” (see the project page). Finally there is an explanation (in the press release) of what happened to the Beyer Blinder Belle plan: The last campus master plan was … Continue reading
Irving revealed
The college has released several images of the planned building of the Irving Institute at the west end of Tuck Mall. Goody Clancy, the architecture firm that designed the building, appears to be well regarded by Tuck. Goody Clancy designed … Continue reading
West End work beginning
The Thayer School expansion involves a lot of changes to an entire district of the campus. Campus Services has information on the overall project. The page describes the new Thayer School building: The proposed building, to be located south of … Continue reading