Shallcross Renovation Exclusive

Image by Joseph Hobart Weiss Architecture, Planning, & Design

Image by Joseph Hobart Weiss Architecture, Planning, & Design

We recently interviewed Mrs. Quinn and Mr. Terrell to get you, the community, more information on the renovation of our shared community space in Shallcross Hall. Mrs. Quinn shared that the newly renovated building will have more glass so that visitors on tours will have an easier way to look into the classrooms without disrupting them. People will be able to look into our community from the outside, and it will be easier for folks to visit. Mrs. Quinn says that this change will “add more light and air” to the dining hall. The cafeteria may have a double height space and the architects are also thinking of making separate food lines so that we do not have to wait as long for the same delicious food!  The cafeteria should also have a cozier feel so that students are not compelled to sit on the art displays currently in the gallery. Doing this will allow for the safekeeping of student artwork and it will students a comfortable place to sit.

Image by Joseph Hobart Weiss Architecture, Planning, & Design

Image by Joseph Hobart Weiss Architecture, Planning, & Design

We also received an exclusive interview with Mr. Terrell, our Dean of Students. He is on the committee for the renovation of Shallcross Hall. The construction is expected to be finished in the spring or summer of 2017. Mrs. Quinn added that the committee is “working with the architects to determine the timeline that will be least disruptive to students.” The pickup area will be opened so that it is no longer a hassle to get to get to your bus. It can be confirmed that extra glass will be incorporated into the building. The cafeteria will be more eco-friendly. It can also be assumed that there will be a small performance area included in the renovations. The basement will most likely remain unchanged, as the objective is to change the space that has the greatest impact, which is the first floor.

Image by Joseph Hobart Weiss Architecture, Planning, & Design

Image by Joseph Hobart Weiss Architecture, Planning, & Design

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