7 | 1 | 2022NEW FEDERAL COURTHOUSE NAMED IN HONOR OF SYLVIA H. RAMBO

An official naming ceremony, honoring Judge Sylvia H. Rambo, took place Thursday, June 23^rd at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania’s new Federal Courthouse. “It is altogether fitting and appropriate that a significant public building be named for Judge Rambo in her lifetime. It reflects a permanent, public acknowledgment of the impact that Judge Rambo has had on her community and this district court,” said Chief Judge Matthew W. Brann, of the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania. The project is currently under construction and is scheduled to open February 2023.

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5 | 11 | 2022COLLEGE OF THE ATLANTIC’S CENTER FOR HUMAN ECOLOGY RECIPIENT OF 2022 AIA MAINE DESIGN AWARD

The Center for Human Ecology at College of the Atlantic is a recipient of the 2022 AIA Maine Design Award! Mikhail Grinwald from STR|A•D along with Tim Lock and Alex Rosenthal from OPAL were there to accept the award on May 11th in Portland.

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5 | 4 | 2022PROGRESS ON THE NEW HARLEM MEER CENTER IN CENTRAL PARK

The new Harlem Meer Center is well underway toward its summer 2024 completion.

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4 | 25 | 2022COLLEGE OF THE ATLANTIC’S CENTER FOR HUMAN ECOLOGY FEATURED IN THE PLAN MAGAZINE

College of the Atlantic’s Center for Human Ecology is featured in The Plan magazine’s May issue. The article highlights the building’s embodiment of the College’s principles of ongoing commitment to sustainability and attentiveness to the natural environment. The new Center opened in September 2021, welcoming the College’s 50th incoming class.

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3 | 15 | 2022SUSAN RODRIGUEZ INCLUDED IN THE WOMEN WHO CHANGED ARCHITECTURE

Susan Rodriguez is included in the Princeton Architectural Press’s recent publication, The Women Who Changed Architecture. The book explores the pioneering women worldwide who have shaped architecture since the late 19th century, with the hopes of resetting architecture’s central narrative.

11 | 9 | 2021PAUL J. SCHUPF ART CENTER TOPPING OUT CEREMONY

We celebrated the topping out of the Paul J. Schupf Art Center on November 9th in Waterville, Maine. It was a wonderful gathering of the community, Colby College and the design and construction team.

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11 | 1 | 2021COLLEGE OF THE ATLANTIC’S DAVIS CENTER FOR HUMAN ECOLOGY FEATURED IN ARCHITECTURAL RECORD

The new Davis Center for Human Ecology at College of the Atlantic is featured in Architectural Record’s November college and university issue, which highlights the building in its review of innovative college and university buildings from around the world. To read the full article, click here.

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9 | 10 | 2021THE DAVIS CENTER FOR HUMAN ECOLOGY AT COLLEGE OF THE ATLANTIC HAS OPENED!

The Davis Center for Human Ecology at College of the Atlantic opened with a convocation ceremony on September 10th, welcoming the 50th incoming class. Susan Rodriguez addressed the students about the overall vision of the project.

“As we gather around this magnificent oak tree, I hope you’ll reflect upon an attitude about architecture that puts the natural world on stage, makes it a focal point—the star of the show. Where architecture frames the natural world and provides a backdrop for campus life.” Susan T. Rodriguez

College of the Atlantic Dedicates its new Human Ecology Center

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9 | 9 | 2021GROUNDBREAKING AT THE HARLEM MEER CENTER!

We celebrated the groundbreaking of the new Harlem Meer Center today with our collaborators the Central Park Conservancy and Mitchell Giurgola.

The project is expected to be completed for the 2024 summer season.

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6 | 27 | 2021CAMP CHEWONKI IS OPEN!

The Chewonki Foundation welcomed girls to The Neck on June 27th, for the first session of the summer camp program.

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