Trinity Pawling School, Scully Hall

Pawling, New York

Firm

KG+D Architects, PC

Client

Trinity Pawling School

Area

11,250 sq.ft.

Total Cost

$4,124,000

Completion Date

06/2009

The objectives for this project were to increase capacity to serve the entire student and faculty community in one seating; provide optimum circulation for sit-down and cafeteria-style meals; provide a high-quality aesthetic and use of natural light; and create a cornerstone to enhance the presence of the north entrance to campus.

The new dining center is 40 percent larger than the building it replaced. At its centerpiece is a 6,000-square-foot main dining room that comfortably seats 400 diners at round tables beneath dramatic curved heavy timber trusses and clerestory windows. Interior features also include an 860-square-foot small-group dining room, center foyer with two large coatrooms, accessible toilet rooms, and an expanded serving area and improved kitchen layout. The exterior architecture carries through the campus aesthetic with a steeply pitched slate roof, brick walls and traditional detailing.

Designed to meet LEED silver certification, this high-performance green building operates 30 percent more efficiently than the building it replaced. Key sustainable features include geothermal heating and cooling, multi-level lighting controls, radiant heating and an energy-management system.

Additional Information

Cost per Sq Ft

$366.00

Featured in

2010 Educational Interiors

Interior category

Cafeterias/Food-Service Areas

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