This spring the College of Wooster’s alumni magazine spoke to architects who have shaped the campus about the state of American architecture today. Teams from PAYETTE have been fortunate to work on two College of Wooster projects; the Severance Hall Chemistry Addition (completed in 1999) and the Longbrake Student Wellness Center (completed in 2002). Check out what Bob Schaeffner FAIA (Severance Hall) and Mark Careaga AIA (Longbrake Student Wellness Center) had to say.
College of Wooster Alumni Magazine, Spring 2015 (pgs. 34 – 35).
A New Modernism has the Potential to Transform Lives
A Despite Good Work on College Campuses, American Architecture May Be Losing Its Humanistic Imperative
Each year, PAYETTE embarks on a collaborative effort to make our design services accessible to local communities through the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service. This year, we celebrated our 8th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service by partnering with 7 local nonprofits:
- Breaktime @breaktime
- Brighton Main Streets @brightonmainstreets
- Massachusetts Transgender Political Coalition @masstpc
- The Elizabeth Peabody House @elizabethpeabodyhouse
- Greater Ashmont Main Street @greaterashmont
- Greater Grove Hall Main Streets
- Animal Protection Center of Southeastern Massachusetts @animalprotectioncenter
To learn more about each of these projects, visit the link in our bio!
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