Hampden-Sydney College Pauley Science Building

Location

Hampden-Sydney, Virginia

Office

Richmond, VA

Size

73,000 square feet

ARCHITECT

Hanbury

Owner

Hampden-Sydney College

OVERVIEW

W. M. Jordan Company provided Construction Management at Risk services for the Hampden-Sydney College Science Building. The new science building embodies HSC’s commitment to excellence in science education. Designed to promote collaboration, the building is home to programs in Biology, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Computer Science, Neuroscience and Physics and Anatomy.

The new building at the corner of College Road and Via Sacra redefines both this important intersection at the heart of campus as well as the adjacent central green space, while respecting an established axis connecting important student residential areas to the north and south. Two parallel wings in the predominant Federal style found throughout the historic Hampden-Sydney College campus are joined by a more transparent glazed “hyphen” emphasizing the primary student entrances and showcasing a science atrium space focused on student interaction.

STATS

Location

Hampden-Sydney, Virginia

Office

Richmond, VA

Size

73,000 square feet

Architect

Hanbury

Owner

Hampden-Sydney College

Expertise

Education

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