1960 6 hard surface tennis courts – $40,000 Designed by: Peter P. Welanetz, PE 1973 Chaffee Tennis House – $13,000 Designed by: Peter P. Welanetz, PE 1982 Rebuild courts – $11,500 1984 3 new hard surface tennis courts – $44,000 1989-90 Fence – $35,350… Continue reading »
2001 Preliminary site work and design – $250,000 2002 Design and Construction – $4,180,587 Architect: William Rawn Associates General Contractor: Barr & Barr 2007 MSL Chiller/Chiller Plant VFD installation – $47,000… Continue reading »
1965 Residential Houses (Bryant, Carter, Gladden, Mark Hopkins, Greylock Dining) – $2,700,000 Architect: The Architects Collaborative 1979 Roof – $8,400 1984 Drapes – $20,000 1985 Roof (Bryant, Gladden, Mark Hopkins, Greylock Dining) – $73,300 2001 Greylock Housing Renovation (Carter/Gladden) – $3,268,596 Architect: Black River… Continue reading »
1965 Residential houses (Carter, Bryant, Gladden, Mark Hopkins, Greylock Dining) – $2,700,000 Architect: The Architects Collaborative 1978 Roof replacement – $10,000 1980 Bryant/Lasell roof repairs – $22,500 1985 Roof (Carter, Gladden, Mark Hopkins, Greylock Dining) – $73,300 2000 Greylock Housing Renovation (Bryant/Mark Hopkins) – $2,500,000… Continue reading »
1960-61 Development… Continue reading »
1959 Landscaping – $25,000 Architect: Olmsted Associates 1963 Old campus concrete steps 1963-64 Prospect landscaping and parking lot – $22,500 Architect: Olmsted Associates 1979 Fitch/Prospect steam – $16,000 1991 Landscape – $116,839 2004 Landscape project – stone wall entrances – $12,800 2007… Continue reading »
1953 Built – $1,500,000 Architect: Perry, Shaw, Hepburn, Kehoe and Dean 1954 Freshman Quad landscaping and planting – $60,000 Architect: Olmsted Assoc. 1955 Rathskeller – $18,250 Designed by: Perry, Shaw, Hepburn, Kehoe and Dean & William C. Bryant 1970 Offices and freezers 1971… Continue reading »
2008 Master planning – $200,000… Continue reading »
2001 89 Spring Street – acquired property in exchange for construction of new building at 109-117 Latham Street, formerly the Meade Block… Continue reading »