A building going up beside Davis Varsity House will be social space for two house communities.
[more]Work begins Monday on the innovative building called a “Sprung structure” going up beside Davis Varsity House that will serve as a social space for the North Park and South house communities. An artist’s sketch shows the opportunity for student engagement in creative activities in “living room” space provided by one of the temporary buildings. (Drawing courtesy of Sasaki Associates)
[more]There was no magically intelligent sorting hat, but on Friday night students gathered at Baker-Berry Library to receive personalized letters (albeit delivered by hand, not owl) indicating their membership in one of the six new house communities: Allen, East Wheelock, North Park, School, South, or West.
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Construction begins this month on one of two temporary house centers that will provide extended program space for Dartmouth’s new house communities as the College continues to implement President Phil Hanlon’s vision for a new undergraduate residential system.
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