Res Tri Project
A cornerstone of Champlain College's Master Plan is to house 90% of the college's student body on campus. The Res Tri Project is the next significant component in attaining the goals of the Plan.
The Res Tri Project consists of adding three residence halls, green space, landscaping and a promenade in the area bounded by Main Street, South Willard Street, Maple Street and Edmunds School on the 4.66 acre site. A central promenade from Main Street to Perry Hall provides access to classrooms, dining halls, residence halls and administrative offices. The promenade creates an internal student walkway that will draw students off-of the public sidewalks to an internal campus environment.
The Project will be constructed in two phases. Phase I, began in June 2011, and includes the construction of Res A, ancillary site improvements and infrastructure supporting the phase.
The primary architects working on this project are CBT. CBT Architects is a Boston-based professional design firm providing services in architecture, interior design and urban design. Founded in 1967, the firm's practice ranges from multi-family residential structures and developments, to major office towers and urban district renewals, to a host of academic campus facilities. This variety of experience informs the unique approach we take to understanding all user needs. Over 175 awards recognize excellence and creativity in our design of new buildings and the renovation of existing structures. CBT currently employs 140 architects, planners, interior designers, and support personnel. For more information go to: www.cbtarchitects.com
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