Following a feasibility study of Hulbert Hall, SUNY Oneonta's six-story residence hall built in the 1970s, CSArch provided renovations to corridors, lounges, and bathrooms.
Corridors and Wayfinding
Renovations to the A and C-Wings included new finishes in the corridors with improved wayfinding and signage.
Lounges
Lounges received new finishes and lighting to modernize the space and provide a more comfortable environment for students.
Bathrooms
Bathrooms in both wings were completely renovated, which included improvements to enhance accessibility.
Project Scope
CSArch worked with campus stakeholders to complete a feasibility study of Hulbert Hall, the college’s six-story residence hall built in the 1970s. The study identified the work required in the bathrooms, corridors, and lounges and developed a master plan for wayfinding and finishes.
Following the completion of the feasibility study, CSArch was engaged to complete renovations to the C and A-Wings of Hulbert Hall. Renovations occurred in the corridors, toilet rooms, and lounges, as well as a review of the overall engineering systems to ensure renovations do not impact existing equipment.
