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Cedar Hall

The design of Cedar Hall completes a triangle shaped residential section of campus created by Lemon and Hardy Halls, adjacent to a main campus thoroughfare, Jamestown Road. Its design is in line with the campus design guidelines for development at the campus edge, continuing the traditional architectural character established by Barrett and Jefferson Halls. The scale of the development is shaped to maintain a welcoming residential campus experience. Limiting the scale of development to three stories plus a fully occupied attic story maintains a comfortable residential feel. A new triangular courtyard becomes the unifying landscape space. The entry portal at the apex of the wedge-shaped building welcomes students and visitors into the residential courtyard from the intersection of Jamestown Road and Landrum Drive.

Conceptual design of courtyard perspective from Lemon and Hardy Halls.

Housing & Dining Comprehensive Facilities Plan

This project is a part of a long-term, comprehensive plan to modernize and revitalize William & Mary's residential and dining facilities. The project spans 10 years over three phases to address aging residence and dining halls and ensure they advance the integration of living and learning on campus. Learn more...

Project Details

Building Committee

Abby Houser, Associate Budget Director
Amy Sebring / Jackie Ferree, Chief Operating Officer
Dan Pisaniello, University Architect
Ginger Ambler, Vice President for Student Affairs
Maggie EvansAssociate Vice President for Student Affairs
Melanie O'Dell, Chief Financial Officer
Sean Hughes, Associate Vice President for Business Affairs