Kroon Hall, New Haven, Connecticut

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Kroon Hall, School of Forestry & Environmental Studies
Designer Hopkins Architects, London, England, United Kingdom
Location New Haven, Connecticut, USA
Date to 2009
Building Type School and Academic
Climate Cold Temperate
Context Campus
Architectural Style Modern
Green Certification LEED-NC Platinum Certified (version 2.2)
Green Certification Score 59
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Notes with Centerbrook Architects and Planners, Centerbrook, Connecticut, USA as executive architect.

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Building Details
Client Yale University
Cost $33,500,000 US dollars
Annual Building Energy Use
per Unit Area
84.17 kWh/m2/year
Area 68,800 square feet
Stories 4 stories above grade, plus basement (including large "service node" under the adjacent green/quad).
Site 130,433 square feet
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"The rectangular building, built of stone, concrete, steel, and glass, is sited between the neo-gothic Osborn Memorial Laboratory and Sage Bowers Hall on Yale's Science Hill. It forms two new courtyards, reintroducing the historic Yale collegiate urban fabric to Science Hill. The gabled roof recalls its neighbors while integrating photovoltaic solar collectors and skylights. The end walls are glass with wooden screens that offer sheltered views in both directions. The top floor is a tall open space housing a large lecture hall, classrooms, and an environment center. The middle floors accommodate faculty offices, while the bottom floor has more classrooms and a library that lead out to the lower courtyard."—Centerbrook Architects and Planners web site


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Wood Design Awards at Canadian Wood Council web site


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