Campus Construction Updates
Our historic campus requires particular attention and investment to sustain its beauty and usefulness. Check this page regularly for updates on facilities renovations and construction projects.
Facilities Master Plan
The College has commenced a campus master planning process to create a vision and 10+ year roadmap for developing and improving Hamilton's physical campus. Focus areas include transforming the residential experience, amplifying access to academic resources, and creating a thriving center of campus life along Martin’s Way. This work is being done in partnership with an interdisciplinary team of planners and designers from Sasaki and with broad consultation and engagement with campus community members.
Sage Rink
Renovations will include new exterior siding and roofing to address building envelope issues, mechanical and HVAC system improvements, new ice and refrigeration system, and new state-of-the-art boards and glass.
Planned Summer 2024 Projects
- Labyrinth: Installation and Landscaping
- Carriage House: Roof Reconstruction
- Major Residence Hall: Concrete Restoration
- Scott Field House: Egress Stair and Ramp
- Commons Dining Hall: Roof and Stair Repairs
- Skenandoa House: Front Masonry Repairs
- Chapel: Selective Roof Replacement
- Buttrick Hall: Basement Conference Room
- Fillius Events Barn: Carpet Replacement
- Wellin Hall: Video Display at Main Entrance
Commitment to Campus Accessibility
Expect Opportunity
Hamilton values accessibility as one of many forms of inclusivity and routinely makes improvements across campus and prioritizes accessibility with every major renovation. Additionally, the College has committed to budgeting $500,000 each year, on average, for accessibility-related projects. A few recent and upcoming projects are highlighted below.
Focus on Sustainability
Explore Your Passions
Hamilton is committed to meeting or exceeding best practices related to sustainability. As part of the College’s goal to achieve carbon neutrality by 2030, it plans to invest in energy upgrades to campus buildings, manage parts of campus to increase carbon sequestration in its lands, and continue to study and implement additional opportunities for emission reductions.
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