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2020 Project Team Awards Higher Education (Small) First Place
Digital Humanities Lab in Sterling Memorial Library, Yale University New Haven, CT |
Designed by James Gamble Rogers in 1931, the Franke Family Reading Room originally served Yale University’s Sterling Memorial Library as the Reserve Book Room and later as the Periodicals Room until becoming storage swing space. Together, the team of Apicella + Bunton Architects and Whiting-Turner transformed the historic library into the now cutting-edge headquarters for digital humanities research. Beautifully renovated and restored, the space includes office, breakout, and presentation areas fully equipped with sophisticated computing capabilities. An open-ceilinged glass cube serves as a striking juxtaposition to the carefully repurposed bookshelves and provide a space for specialized project studies.
| The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company* (Submitting Firm) | Yale University (Owner) |
| Advantage Maintenance, Inc. | John Canning & Co., Ltd. |
| AKF | K. Morgan Associates, LLC |
| Apicella + Bunton Architects, LLC | M.J. Daly, LLC |
| Cherry Hill Glass Co. Inc. | Morrissey Engineering, LLC |
| Christopher Gardner Photography | Paul Dinto Electrical Contractors, Inc. |
| Cline Bettridge Bernstein Lighting Design | Sandy Ziplow |
| Code Red Consultants | Select Spray Systems, LLC |
| Cyr Woodworking | Sil/Carr Corporation |
| Eastern Metal Works, Inc. | Spectrum Floors, Inc. |
| Epifano Builders, Inc. | The Friday Group |
| Ernest Peterson, Inc. | University Preservation Group, Inc. |
| F+F Mechanical Enterprises, Inc. | Ver-Tex Construction Specialties, Inc. |
| Fly On The Wall Prod. |
Photography Credit: Christopher Gardner
*Indicates CT CBC Member
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SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR 2021-2022 ANNUAL ANCHOR SPONSORS:
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Connecticut Building Congress, Inc. P. O. Box 107 | Rocky Hill, CT 06067-0107 Michelle Hopson, CBC Executive Director, (203) 340-0092 or cbc@cbc-ct.org Emily Yih, CBC Systems and Data Intern, systems@cbc-ct.org |
