Completed Projects

A DECADE OF MILESTONES
Since 2000, about $1.8 billion worth of new construction and renovation projects has been completed, including. Here are several of the major projects:

This 17-story, 808,000-square-foot campus houses 100 high-technology classrooms and research facilities; a three-level athletics and recreation complex; a student activities center; theaters and an executive conference center; food court; and campus bookstore.

This glass-fronted building now serves as both a one-stop student services center and the hub of state-of-the-art physical education and recreational facilities. The 145,000-square-foot building includes a fitness center, a competition and auxiliary gymnasium, a seventy five-foot competition pool, racquetball and squash courts, dance studio, multipurpose/volleyball room, and locker rooms.

This extensive renovation and expansion of Brooklyn College's original library, whose commanding clock tower serves as the College's emblem, added computerized classrooms; a New Media Center; and a 145-seat auditorium fully equipped with state-of-the-art video and computer technology.

Constructed over the framing of a building erected in the 1950s, the 182,000-square-foot architecture school now houses studios, offices, classrooms, an auditorium, a digital design laboratory, an amphitheater, a model shop, a library and an exhibit area in the five-story atrium.

The initial phase of restoration of the landmarked schist and terra cotta structure that serves as the main building at City College.

The first residence hall built at CCCNY, the Towers houses 164 fully furnished suites, accommodating 589 residents.

The restoration of five landmarked schist and terra cotta buildings enclosing the college's original quadrangle, including roof replacements.

Renovation of the facade, including installation of energy-saving windows in the 497,000 square-foot facility.

Formerly home to the B. Altman Department store in midtown Manhattan, the 350,000-square-foot landmark building was redesigned as a state-of-the-art facility to meet the needs of doctoral study students at the center.

The renovation of the college's 500 Grand Concourse building included the construction of a new 24-chair dental hygiene facility that serves the local Bronx community.

A property in Harlem was purchased to relocate the school from its current leased facility on Manhattan's Upper East Side, giving the school a permanent, owned facility. This new 147,000-square-foot building will include instructional space, a library, centers and institutes, as well as house the School of Public Health and faculty housing

The 21,000-square-foot, historic Roosevelt House was renovated to accommodate the college’s Public Policy Institute and includes an auditorium as well as instructional and administrative space.

This 600,000-square-foot building will provide classrooms and lecture halls, modern forensic science labs, instructional and research laboratories, faculty offices, student activities and academic support services, administrative offices, and campus services.

This 42,000-square-foot complex houses offices and classrooms, including space for tourism and hospitality, continuing education, and counseling programs, as well as a computer lab, childcare center and welcome center.

Initial renovation and roof replacement for Center 3, the nine-story LaGuardia C building, which houses several key areas of the college, including the Enrollment Management Center, Veterinary Technician Labs, Lecture Hall and Testing Labs.

This 22,500-square-foot facility now offers a profession-quality production studio as well as a teaching facility for students studying a wide range of disciplines--graphic arts, journalism, film, theater and music. The center also provides a new home for local filmmakers, digital artists, producers, and musicians who need access to a state-of-the-art century facility.

This campus-wide project included the installation of new fire alarm systems and an upgraded security and communication system.

This building will help meet the college's severe space deficit, providing state-of-the-art classrooms and computer labs for all disciplines, as well as instructional labs and faculty offices for the School of Science, Health and Technology. The 195,000-square-foot structure will also house the college's main dining facility.

The three-story "S" Building provides almost 45,000 square feet of new classrooms and administrative offices.

Renovation of a 216,650-square-foot facility, the college's major classroom and laboratory building, which now offers state-of-the-art technology.

The college's first student residence hall is a 506-bed facility, with three wings of varying stories to complement the heights of the surrounding buildings. The Summit was designed to meet Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) requirements for Silver certification.

A 26,000-square-foot addition to Remsen Hall will house the college's chemistry instructional laboratories. It provides state-of-the-art, code-compliant and energy- efficient laboratories In the next phase, other renovations in Remsen Hall will be undertaken to convert vacated spaces to physical, bioorganic, and biochemistry research labs.

This 8,000-square-foot renovation and new construction project created a renowned educational center, including an exhibition gallery, archives, resource rooms and offices.

This 14,500-square-foot facility now provides child care and early childhood education for children of York students. The center has eight classrooms, a Parent/Staff Resource Room, a food preparation area and offices.