STRATEGY 3: THE CHESS GAME
LOCKERS C.A.M.D.
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A NEW FOCUS FOR GW HALL George Washington Hall is envisioned as a “beehive” of student activities and an opportunity for interaction between student and administrative functions. CAMD, Community Engagement, the Brace Center, and student media will join the day student lounge and the performance spaces already present to create a destination for students fostering interaction and integration, making the program spaces and student groups more visible and accessible. Interventions in the building to achieve this goal include the relocation of the administrative offices of the Dean of Studies and the Dean of Students to the second floor and Human Resources, Business Office/ Comptroller, and Risk Management to Graves Hall to enable the creation of a newly expanded “main street” corridor in GW connecting all programs on the ground floor. CAMD, Community Engagement, the Brace Center, The Phillipian, Potpourri, and a café will join the Day Student Lounge, theater program, Central Services, and lockers. The vibrant activities on the ground floor of GW will open onto the Elson Courtyard, further activating this important campus space. The relocation of CAMD out of Morse Hall will enable a critical expansion for Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science.
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PHILLIPS ACADEMY CAMPUS MASTER PLAN
DAY STUDENT LOUNGE
GREAT QUAD
BRACE CENTER
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
CAFE
POTPOURRI THEATER CLASSROOM
CENTRAL SERVICES
THE PHILLIPIAN THEATER
ELSON COURTYARD ELSON ART CENTER
KEMPER AUDITORIUM
Conceptual diagram of the new student activity "beehive"
UNDERWOOD ROOM