Campbell Hall at Agnes Scott College, originally built in 1951 as a science building, has been transformed into an innovative living-learning community. The rehabilitation combines state-of-the-art academic and instructional facilities with semi-suite-style rooms for 96 students. The building now includes classrooms, learning centers, an auditorium, and collaboration spaces, reflecting a near 50/50 split between residential and academic use. Sustainable design was a key focus, incorporating a hybrid geothermal HVAC system and LEED Gold Certification. This renovation is part of the College’s new residential sector plan to upgrade key facilities in anticipation of enrollment growth, providing a modern, vibrant hub for student activity and learning.
Decatur, GA
LEED Gold
51,450 sf
Renovation, Historic Building, Learning Spaces, Student Life, Student Housing
Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation
Excellence in Sustainable Rehabilitation
Photo: Jonathan Hillyer
Photo: Jonathan Hillyer
Photo: Jonathan Hillyer
"The wonderful space you designed has enhanced the experience of our tutors and the students they serve."
— Mina Ivanova, Coordinator for The Center for Writing and Speaking, Agnes Scott College
Photo: Jonathan Hillyer
Photo: Jonathan Hillyer
Photo: Jonathan Hillyer
Photo: Jonathan Hillyer
Photo: Jonathan Hillyer
Photo: Jonathan Hillyer