University of New Hampshire Horton Hall

Completed in Summer 2018, Horton Hall was renewed after six years of consecutive “summer slammer” construction phases. The scope of renovations included renewal of instructional spaces, department offices, faculty offices, department seminar and conference spaces, media and language labs, and student academic commons.

The renovations corrected safety deficiencies, aligned spaces with current university planning standards, upgraded technology, replaced heating terminals and installed new BMS controls, and incorporated energy efficient lighting.

Project Overview

Client

University of New Hampshire

Type

Interior Renovation

Size

5,600 Square Feet

Key Contacts

Mark D. Lee, AIA, LEED AP
Dave Story, P.E., LEED AP


Multi-phase renovation

The extensive transformation entailed the renewal of instructional spaces, department offices, faculty offices, department seminar and conference spaces, and media and language labs. Underutilized rooms and corridors were re-imagined as informal learning spaces. The renovations to the first floor created a new academic commons with a variety of seating and engagement opportunities for students.

The project was delivered in a multi-phase schedule that allowed the University to maintain operations during the academic year. The project was completed on time and within the $6.1M budget.


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