Witherspoon Hall Renovation

Witherspoon Hall, Princeton University’s oldest and most prominent residence hall was constructed in the late 1870s with wood floor framing, masonry walls and a slate roof. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is situated prominently on the University’s campus.
The scope of the project included a complete renovation of the ± 45,000 SF building and involved the installation of new mechanical and electrical systems, structural work including floor in-fills, replacement of all stairs with new, new windows involving over 100 year old chestnut frames, extensive rebuilding of the late roof and intricate millwork and trim work throughout.