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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: December 16, 2010
Columbia completes Stonehill College 7,800 s/f dining facility project
Columbia Construction provided construction management services to Stonehill College for the 7,800 s/f renovation of The Hill, located in the Roche Dining Commons. Serving as a multi-purpose social entertainment space on campus, The Hill includes the college's main retail dining, as well as social and performance activities. Connor Architecture, LLC was the architect and Fellenzer Engineering, LLP was the MEP engineer.
The new dining facility and café features a 360 degree food service platform; a new kitchen; and a new and improved Brother Mike's Coffeehouse. The Hill also has an expanded stage and back-of-the-house function area for events and performances.
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