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DARTMOUTH COLLEGE N e w R ow in g F ac ilit y Hanover, New Hampshire | 20,000 SF (14,000 SF Renovation, 6,000 SF New)

A primary goal for the Dartmouth College New Rowing Facility was to consolidate new rowing training facilities adjacent to the existing Friends of Dartmouth Rowing boathouse. The new 11,000 SF facility will offer a 16-seat barge style rowing tank and a large ergometer room. The project will allow all of the Dartmouth Rowing Teams to work out simultaneously in an open, light filled space with stateof-the art ventilation and dehumidification systems. The project strives to be sympathetic to the existing Friends of Dartmouth Rowing Building while maintaining a simple and distinct architectural identity.  The building is sited adjacent to the Connecticut River with large operable doors and windows that will provide natural ventilation and expansive views to help the rowers feel engaged with the water while working out.

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BOSTON UNIVERSITY D e W olf e B oa t h ou s e Cambridge, Massachusetts | 20,000 SF

The DeWolfe Boathouse was designed to replace the University’s original facility on the Charles River in Cambridge and meet the future needs of a rowing program that produced a women’s National Championship the year of the groundbreaking.

The structure houses five boat bays, a repair bay, land training facilities with ergometers and weight training rooms, 200 lockers, an expanded dock area, and support facilities including a team room and coaches office.

The boathouse is the focal point of views from the main campus, on the other side of the river and, in turn, presents sweeping views of the BU campus with the Boston skyline in the background.

Whereas the original structure was immediately adjacent to the sidewalk, the new building is set back, creating a public plaza at the entry that both highlights the boathouse’s presence on Memorial Drive and increases pedestrian safety.

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PRINCETON UNIVERSITY C . B e rn ard S h e a R ow i n g C e n t e r Princeton, New Jersey | 33,500 SF

ARC designed and completed the addition and renovation to Princeton University’s Class of 1887 Boathouse. The project includes a 13,500 SF addition to the existing 20,000 SF structure. The new complex, renamed the C. Bernard Shea Rowing Center, features state-of-the-art facilities and equipment. It includes a new 16-person rowing tank, one repair bay, seven boat bays, and four large workout spaces. The renovation not only improves heating and ventilation systems, but also facilitates accessibility for the disabled.

Other features include a restored club room, spacious locker rooms, offices for the coaching staff and a twobedroom apartment. The new construction sits back from the edge of Lake Carnegie to both protect the lake during construction, and reduce the visual impact of the addition from the bridge on Washington Road. The design respects the roof forms and massing elements of the old boathouse. A low arch- reminiscent of the Washington Road Bridge- frames the view of the lake from the ground level rowing tank.

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ARC completed a feasibility study for new rowing facilities for Williams College. ARC studied two different sites on Onota Lake and developed multiple design options for each location.

The preferred option was to purchase a parcel of land adjacent to the existing boathouse and to replace the existing boathouse with new 3 bay boathouse. The acquisition of the new land also provides space for new docks for launching shells and storing support boats.

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WILLIAMS COLLEGE N e w B oat h ou s e Pittsfield, Massachusetts | 14,300 SF

ARC completed schematic design for a new boathouse for Williams College, located on Onota Lake in Pittsfield, MA. The current boathouse is only one-bay wide, with a storage bay in the rear. The new program supplements the spaces the current building doesn’t provide, including two bays and a repair bay located side-by-side, along with men and women’s toilet, shower, and changing rooms to accommodate 40 people each, a coach’s office with separate toilet, shower, and changing room, a small team room, and a gender-neutral changing restroom. A further goal, dictated by the Coach’s prerogative to minimize the time it takes to get students changed, bags stored, and down to the water, was to design an efficient building which the students could move through quickly.

The design approach includes the acquisition of adjacent properties to the north of the current site. The proposition of this additional land will meet the programs needs for on site trailer/boat storage, vehicular parking, bus drop-off, team warm-up areas, adequate site circulation, as well as the proposed larger boathouse.

The project was guided by the Green Gauges process which provided a methodology for providing green building information to Williams College and the Design Team early in the process to support the LEED V4 process and guide design decisions in support of the sustainability goals of Williams College. The sustainability goals of the project include: •

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Limit glazing to reduce solar heat gain

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EXISTING JETTY TO BE RELOCATED NEW DOCK

TEMPLE UNIVERSITY PROPOSED NEW JETTY

S c h u ylk ill R ive r B oat h o u s e St u d y

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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | 23,000 SF 10’ 12’

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ARC was commissioned to program and design a new crew facility for Temple University adjacent to its 30’ current location40’ on the Schuylkill River. A program was 40 40 0’ developed and schematic plans were prepared for a 23,000 SF boathouse, including 4-boat bays, 8-person rowing tanks, offices for coaching staff, a community room that over looks the Schuylkill River starting line, as well as a men’s, women’s and coaches' locker rooms.

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CATERING KITCHEN: 200SF

100 SEAT DINING SPACE

100 FULL SIZED LOCKERS

STORAGE: 225 SF

40 ERG 10 BIKE FITNESS ROOM

100 FULL SIZED LOCKERS

STORAGE: 200 SF

LOCKERS (INCL. RESTROOMS AND SHOWERS): 2 @ 1,750 SF =3,500 SF

FLEXIBLE MULTI-PURPOSE/ERG SPACE: 3,000 SFT

1 DIRECTORS OFFICE 7 CUBICAL OFFICES 2- 4 PERSON MEETING ROOMS COPY/FAX/PRINT

CREW CLUB/VISITORS WITH SHOWERS: 2 @ 500SF = 1,000 SF

VISITOR WCS: 2 @ 250SF = 500SF

WCS: 2 @70SF = 140SF

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10 LOCKERS 2 SHOWERS TOILET

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LAUNDRY: 300 SF

MEETING/STUDY SPACE: 150 SF

COACH LOCKERS: 2 @ 450 SF = 900 SF

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"McCurdy" LOUNGE: 300 SF

MIT PIERCE BOATHOUSE FEASIBILITY STUDY

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BIKE RACKS 6 @ 11 BIKES EACH=66 APPX. 1,500 SF

200 PERSON CREW PROGRAM

200 PERSON CREW

923 SF

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ARC was hired by MIT to develop a program and conceptual design for the expansion of the Pierce Boathouse located on the Charles River.

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CLUB/VISITOR LOCKERS CLUB/VISITOR LOCKERS 510 SF

1083 SF

W.C. COACHES LOCKERS

95 SF

489 SF

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1359 SF

95 SF

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512 SF

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10 LOCKERS 2 SHOWERS TOILET

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LOBBY: 500 SF COACHES OFFICE SUITE: 1,100 SF

WEIGHT ROOM 1493 SF

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McCURDY LOUNGE

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489 SF

559 SF

205 SF

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COACHES OFFICE SUITE

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2936 SF

MULTI PURPOSE EXERCISE ROOM

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2790 SF

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PORCH 3327 SF

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SECOND FLOOR -COLOR FLOOR PLAN 1/16" = 1'-0"

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CHILLED/CONDENSER 637 SF

237 SF

401 SF

1379 SF

1443 SF

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REPAIR

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270 SF

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361 SF

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186 SF

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ROWING TANK (8 PERSON) BOAT STORAGE 10199 SF

2778 SF UP

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DRAGON STORAGE 350 SF

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95 SF

5 (1s) VARSITY LOCKERS

VARSITY LOCKERS

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1764 SF

L3 4,316 GSF L2 26,027 GSF (PORCH 3,327 GSF) L1 26,027 GSF 56,370 GSF TOTAL

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MIT PIERCE BOATHOUSE

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200 PERSON CREW

Three alternative programs were developed with the first option accommodating the current 160 person crew and rowing programs. The second option included an expansion to accommodate a maximum 200 person crew that addresses the school’s expected increase in participation. The final option supports a slightly larger 200 person plan that has an expanded rowing tank that allows up to 10 rowers at a time as well as an additional exercise room.

Options were developed to a conceptual level for permitting and pricing, with the involvement of the MIT consulting team, completing the project with a final feasibility report.

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CITY OF MIDDLETOWN M iddle t ow n C ommu n i t y B oat h ou s e Middletown, Connecticut | 84,000 SF

The City of Middletown engaged ARC and Tighe & Bond to design a new rowing facility in Harbor Park to house the Wesleyan University, Middletown High School, Choate Rosemary Hall and Middletown Community rowing programs as well as a 300 seat event space.

The 84,000 SF facility will include eight boat bays, a rowing tank for 16 sweep oars or eight scull oars, lockers and exercise spaces for the three rowing programs.

Intended to be a multi-purpose community facility, it will also provide a 300-seat event space and kitchen as well as five meeting rooms able to accommodate groups of 50 to 150 people. All exercise, event, and meeting spaces take advantage of the views of the bend in the Connecticut River for which Middletown is famous.

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PHILLIPS ACADEMY W illiam H. B row n B oa t h o u s e Methuen, Massachusetts | 16,755 SF

The new William H. Brown Boathouse, located along the Merrimack River, is a 16,755 SF, single-story structure serving as the new home to the Phillips Academy crew team. The facility contains six boat bays for housing up to 30 racing shells, a boat-repair bay, athletic support spaces including team changing and locker rooms, offices for coaches and meeting spaces. The building also houses a great room, public restrooms, pantry, caretaker’s apartment unit and new mechanical support areas.

The boathouse was created by renovating an existing, prefabricated metal building dating from the 1970s that previously housed a truck repair facility. The building was transformed to its new use with a handful of modest but carefully selected upgrades to the existing structure, including new metal panel siding and new oversized glass openings to maximize natural light coming into the building.

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PHILLIPS EXETER ACADEMY W illia m G . S alt on s t all Bo a t h o u s e Exeter, New Hampshire | 10,000 SF

This wood frame boathouse is a two-story facility located in the Historic District of Exeter, New Hampshire. The boathouse is constructed of wood framing with a red cedar clapboard exterior and blends with the character of the existing structures within the surrounding Historic District.

The boathouse incorporates two 23-foot-wide boat storage bays, flanking a 13-foot-wide work bay. The central bay opens on both the water and street sides to facilitate loading boats for away races and movement of visiting teams’ boats to the water for competitions held at home. The second floor includes a rowing machine facility, club room, trophy space, and lockers for 144 rowers, 72 boys and 72 girls.

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DEERFIELD ACADEMY Hamme rs c h la g B oat h o u s e Deerfield, Massachusetts | 6,000 SF

The new boathouse was consructed in two phases. The first phase is a 6,000 SF structure housing boat bays completed in the spring of 2004. The second phase will be 3,200 SF to house a classroom and a rowing tank.

Keying on the Connecticut River Valley ’s existing architecture, the boathouse is reminiscent of a 19th Century tobacco barn. It features exposed trusses, natural lighting inside and an aluminium standing seam roof.

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YALE UNIVERSITY B oat h ou s e S c h e mat ic D e s i g n New Haven, Connecticut | 30,00 SF

BOSTON UNIVERSITY, DEWOLFE BOATHOUSE

Cambridge, MA

ARC completed schematic design for a new boathouse on the Housatonic River in Derby, Connecticut for Yale University. The new boathouse includes one shop bay and six boat bays. Other special features are offices for the coaching staff, locker rooms for men and women, an apartment for the team’s coach, a kitchenette, workout facilities, and an alumni and team metting room with a fireplace. Ultimately, this project was suspended.

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Boathouse Project Overview HIGHER EDUCATION

INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS

Boston University

Deerfield Academy

DeWolfe Boathouse George E. Morris Sailing Pavilion Dartmouth College Rowing Facility Conceptual Design Study New Rowing Facility Massachusetts Institute of Technology Pierce Boathouse Rapid Response Study Pierce Boathouse Feasibility Study Princeton University C. Bernard Shea Rowing Center Temple University Schuylkill River Boathouse Study

Hammerschlag Boathouse Northfield Mount Hermon School Boathouse Phillips Exeter Academy William G. Saltonstall Boathouse Phillips Academy William H. Brown Boathouse St. Paul’s School Crumbpacker Boathouse Renovation & Addition Schematic Design Belmont Hill & Winsor Schools Boathouse Renovation & Addition

East Park Canoe House Study US Naval Academy ABOVE PHILLIPS EXETER ACADEMY, WILLIAM G. SALTONSTALL BOATHOUSE, Exeter, NH

Hubbard Hall Boathouse Renovation Williams College Boathouse Study Yale University Boathouse Schematic Design

MUNICIPAL City of Middletown, CT (Users: Wesleyan University, Choate Rosemary Hall, Xavier High School) Community Boathouse

boathouse experience

Boston University

Cambridge, Massachusetts

Princeton University

Princeton, New Jersey

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Study)

Cambridge, Massachusetts

2 Stories, Training/ Meeting Rooms, Coaches Offices (1999) Construction Cost

20,000 GSF $7,211,000

2 Stories, Training/Meeting Rooms, Coaches Offices, Lockers, Caretaker Apartment (2000) (13,500 SF new + 20,000 SF renovation) 33,500 GSF Construction Cost $6,000,000

2 Stories, Meeting Rooms, Locker Rooms, Weight & Exercise Room, Multi-purpose Room, Multi-purpose/ Lounge Space (Completion Date: 2015) 56,000 GSF Construction Cost TBD

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PLUMB/SEW 237 SF

FIRE PROT. 401 SF

MISC. STORAGE 1379 SF

REPAIR 1443 SF

CHILL/CONDNSR 637 SF

LOW CLEARANCE

5 (4s)

2 (4s)

LAUNDRY 293 SF

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DRAGON STORAGE 359 SF

5 (8s)

5(2s)

5 (8s)

1(2s)

5 (8s)

5 (1s)

5(2s)

5 (8s)

5 (1s)

5 (1s)

CLUB 98 SF

A.ACH. 98 SF

5 (1s)

2(1s)

VARSITY LOCKERS 1782 SF

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EXISTING END 252' - 0"

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100' - 0"

5 (4s)

HOT WAT. 270 SF

ROWING TANK (8 PERSON) 2778 SF

5(2s)

BOAT STORAGE 10178 SF

FUEL WAT HTRS 145 SF 186 SF

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JC 60 SF

5 (8s)

2 (4s)

3 (8s)

3 (2s)

VARSITY LOCKERS 1764 SF

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Temple University (Study)

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

St. Paul's School (Study)

Concord, New Hampshire

Phillips Academy

Metheum, Massachusetts

2 Story, Coaches Offices/ Meeting Spaces, Community Room (2013) Construction Cost

23,000 GSF $9,600,000

2 Stories, Training/Meeting Rooms, Coaches Offices, Changing Rooms (2000) (5,160 SF new + 7,105 SF renovation)

12,265 GSF

1 Story, Coaches Offices/ Meeting Spaces, Locker Rooms, Caretakers Apartment, Multi-purpose/ Lounge Space (2012) 23,000 GSF Construction Cost $2,000,000

boathouse experience

Phillips Exeter Academy

Exeter, New Hampshire

Deerfield Academy

Deerfield, Massachusetts

Belmont Hill & Winsor Schools

Cambridge, Massachusetts

2 Stories, Training/ Meeting Rooms (1990) Construction Cost

10,000 GSF $1,140,000

1 Stories, Training/Meeting Rooms, Changing Rooms (2004) Construction Cost

6,000 GSF $1,000,000

1 Stories, Changing Rooms (2002) Construction Cost

5,270 GSF $735,000

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Northfield Mount Hermon

Gill, MA

City of Middletown, CT

Middletown, CT

2 Story, Changing Rooms, Coaches Office, Catering Space, Exterior Portches, Multi-purpose Room (On Hold) Construction Cost

10,000 SF $5,300,000

3 story, Coaches Offices, Locker Rooms, Rowing Tank, Training Spaces, Public Event and Catering Space (On Hold) 84,000 SF Estimated Construction Cost $60,000,000

Athletics Project Overview HIGHER EDUCATION Amherst College Athletic Facilities Master Plan Bentley University Multipurpose Arena Boston College Fish Field House Alumni Stadium Student Recreation Complex Study Yawkey Athletics Center Conte Forum Renovations Alumni Stadium Bubble Boston University DeWolfe Boathouse George E. Morris Sailing Pavilion Brown University Soccer and Lacrosse Stadium & Building Dartmouth College New Rowing Facility Addition Squash Court Renovation Hamilton College Alumni Gym Renovation Harvard University Bright-Landry Arena Renovation and Addition

Russell Sage College Recreation Facility Temple University Schuylkill River Boathouse Study East Park Canoe House Study Tufts University New Squash Center University of Massachusetts Boston Clark Gymnasium Renovation University of Massachusetts Lowell Campus Recreation Center Ursinus College Althletics Master Plan US Naval Academy Hubbard Hall Boathouse Renovation Wesleyan University Boathouse Study Williams College Field House Competition Boathouse Study Worcester State University Wellness Center Yale University Boathouse Schematic Design

Softball & Soccer Stadiums Stadium Renewal & Upgrades Blodgett Pool Renovation Harvard Medical School Fitness Center Middlebury College Bostwick Squash Center MIT ABOVE HARVARD UNIVERSITY, BRIGHT-LANDRY ARENA RENOVATION

Allston, MA BOSTON COLLEGE, ALUMNI STADIUM

Chestnut Hill, MA UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS, CLARK GYMNASIUM RENOVATION

Boston, MA

Pierce Boathouse Feasibility Study Rapid Response Study Norwich University Kreitzberg Hockey Area Study Princeton University C. Bernard Shea Rowing Center Providence College Natatorium Renovation

INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS Belmont Hill & Winsor Schools Boathouse Renovation and Addition Buckingham Browne & Nichols School Hockey Rink Renovation Squash Center Study Cincinnati Country Day School Athletic Building Study Deerfield Academy Field House & Hockey Rink Master Planning Hammerschlag Boathouse Dance Studio Robert M. Dewey Squash Center Dexter Southfield School Athletics Complex

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Episcopal School of Dallas Gene and Jerry Jones Football Stadium Stephen B. Swann Athletic & Wellness Center Hackley School Walter C. Johnson Center for Health and Wellness Master Academy Sport Performance Independent School Milton Academy Athletic & Convocation Center Saltonstall Climbing Gym Williams Squash Building Renovation Noble & Greenough School Morrison Athletic Center Lister Crew Center Northfield Mount Hermon School McCullen Arena Renovation Study Athletic Facility Master Plan Fitness Center Renovation Boathouse Study Phillips Exeter Academy Athletic Facility Master Plan William G. Saltonstall Boathouse Fisher Squash Center Pool Renovation & Visiting Team Lockers Health and Wellness Center Study Fitness Center Renovation Thompson Field House Phillips Academy William H. Brown Boathouse Princeton Day School New Field House and Squash Center ABOVE

St. Paul’s School

PHILLIPS ACADEMY, WILLIAM H. BROWN

Athletic and Fitness Center

BOATHOUSE, Methuen, MA

Crumbpacker Boathouse Renovation & Addition Schematic Design

PHILLIPS EXETER ACADEMY, NEW FIELD

Climbing Wall

HOUSE

Exeter, NH HACKLEY SCHOOL, WALTER C. JOHNSON CENTER FOR HEALTH AND WELLNESS

Tarrytown, NY

St. Sebastian’s School Athletic Master Plan

Ursuline Academy Athletic and Convocation Center Worcester Academy Athletic Master Plan Turf Field Improvements

ORGANIZATIONS Keene Family YMCA New Facility The Skating Club of Boston New Performance Center City of Middletown, Connecticut Boathouse University Club of Boston Club Expansion Study

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BENTLEY UNIVERSITY M u lt ipu r pos e A re n a Waltham, Massachusetts | LEED PLATINUM

The new Multipurpose Arena opened in February 2018 and is an important addition to the Bentley University campus, offering a venue to support the needs of the Division I hockey program as well as other events and functions that serve the larger Bentley community. The arena is designed to serve a variety of functions in addition to hockey games, including concerts, career fairs, and orientations.

ARC worked closely with the hockey coaches and Athletic Director to design a state-of-the-art arena with support spaces and amenities expected of a Division I facility, as well as providing an exciting player and fan experience. The new arena is a valuable recruiting tool for the growing and increasingly successful hockey program.

Tiered seating for 2,000 includes 80% seat-back chairs surrounding a 200 x 85 NHL-sized ice sheet. The floor area at the center offers primary access for athletes, but also provides at-grade access for the movement of materials required for any number of events.

Important support spaces include a player lounge, weight room, training room with two plunge pools, and coaches office suite.

A large event lounge on the concourse level serves boosters, alumni, and donors. Food service is available from the concession kitchen and games can be viewed live on the video wall.

The arena achieved LEED Platinum certification and as such is the first hockey arena of its kind in the country.

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HAVARD UNIVERSITY B rig h t - L an dry A re n a R e n o v a t i o n an d A ddit ion Allston, Massachusetts | LEED SILVER

Harvard University’s Bright-Landry Arena project involved the interior renovation of approximately 32,000 square feet within the Bright Hockey Center and Gordon Indoor Track facilities located on Harvard’s athletic campus. This work is complemented by an infill arcade addition situated between the Bright and Gordon buildings. The renovation upgraded existing facilities by increasing accessibility and clarifying the interior circulation. The completed project expanded the existing locker rooms, bathrooms, coaches’ facilities, and storage, while adding a new concessions concourse, student lounge, and function room. The history and traditions of Harvard hockey are celebrated on a wall of the new concourse.

Alumni now enjoy a comfortable gathering area in the newly created Boynton Lounge.

ARC worked closely with the Faculty of Arts and Sciences on the renovation and reprogramming of the project. The design of the new front and rear entrances is key to the university’s goal of establishing a new image for the facility. A glass entry vestibule forms the centerpiece of the addition while terra cotta cladding complements the existing brick structures and unify the project as a whole.

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MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE B os t w ic k F amily S qu a s h C e n t e r Middlebury, Vermont | LEED PLATINUM

Providing spectacular views of the College’s athletic fields and the Green Mountain ranges beyond, the new 17,775 SF squash center at Middlebury College provides nine new international-size squash courts. Tiered seating is featured adjacent to the courts, providing much needed space for spectators and visiting teams enabling Middlebury to host major tournaments. A fitness area, a coach’s office and a public entry lobby with restrooms complete the program spaces.

The facilitywas constructed at the east end of the existing athletic complex, connecting to the central circulation spine that runs along the major athletic venues which include the hockey arena, natatorium, and a future field house. The new lobby provides spectacular views to the adjacent athletic fields and the Green Mountain ranges beyond.

The building design complies fully with Middlebury College’s sustainable design guidelines, incorporating natural day-light harvesting, energy efficient mechanical and lighting systems and a green roof installation to integrate with the surrounding landscape.

The building achieved LEED Platinum Certification in 2014.

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WORCESTER STATE UNIVERSITY W e lln e s s Ce n t e r Worcester, Massachusetts | LEED GOLD

The 101,000 SF Athletic Center at Worcester State University was designed to meet the school’s following goals: increase fitness/ recreational activities for the student body, upgrade intercollegiate athletic facilities, expand intramural programs and expand student health services.

The main program element is a 17,000 square foot, 1,500 seat multi-purpose competition gymnasium which can also be used for concerts, assemblies and other civic events. The facility features a raised running track, practice gymnasium, a 9,000 square foot fitness/weight room, a 1,500 square foot training room with hydrotherapy pools, 3 aerobics/dance/ spinning rooms, 2 team meeting rooms, a 1,200 square foot function room, and a juice bar.