Completed Projects
Completed: 2020
This project replaced the Harpswell Street Apartments that were constructed by the College in 1973.
Schiller Coastal Studies Center
Completed: 2020
The project included constructing a Dry Lab, a Living & Learning building, and residential space.
Completed: 2019
The Park Row Apartments consist of four new upperclass residence halls with 88 total beds located east of Chamberlain Hall.
Boody-Johnson House Renovations
Completed: 2019
The first occupants of the newly renovated Boody-Johnson House moved in during August 2019.
Whittier Field Improvements, Phase II
Completed: 2019
Phase II of the Whittier Field project included the construction of a one-story 8,780 square foot support facility that houses locker, training, and equipment rooms and public restrooms. Also included in the scope is the completion of the east end of the bleacher system installed fall 2017. The College broke ground for the new building in June 2018 and it opened in February 2019.
Roux Center for the Environment
Completed: 2018
The Roux Center leverages the interdisciplinary pedagogy already common among the academic departments envisioned as users of the facility. As a center of environmental education, the facility also serves as a teaching lab of sustainable and innovative building technologies.
Completed: 2017
This renovation included replacing the existing grass field with artificial turf and adding lights, seating, and a new press box, along with an expansion of the current six-lane track to the eight lanes required to host championship track meets.
Completed: 2017
The replacement of "Boiler #3" in the heating plant was completed in January 2017.
Completed: 2017
This project was done in multiple phases and over a 4 year period and included upgrades of the infrastructure and student rooms as well as restoration of the building's façade.
Completed: 2016
Renovations to the Harriet BeecherStowe House at 63 Federal Street were completed in April 2016.
Completed: 2015
The wood framed house at 254 Maine Street was renovated and became the Office of Student Aid.
Completed: 2015
This building located at 216 Maine Street was renovated and now houses administrative offices, including the Controller, Institutional Research, Analytics & Consulting, and Human Resources departments.
Completed: 2014
This property formerly known as the Stevens Home, underwent renovations to accommodate up to 35 students in 20 sleeping rooms.
The Charles M. Leighton Sailing Center and Pier
Completed: 2014
Construction of a new boathouse for the sailing team at the Coastal Studies Center.
The Robert H. and Blythe Bickel Edwards Center for Art and Dance
Completed: 2014
This project was an adaptive re-use of the former Longfellow Elementary School, transforming it into a new center for Visual and Performing Arts.
Boiler Replacement and Cogeneration Project
Completed: 2011
This heat and power project utilized excess steam energy to generate electricity for campus consumption, offsetting electricity currently purchased from the grid.
The Peter Buck Center for Health and Fitness
Completed: 2009
The health and fitness center ushered in a new era of wellness at Bowdoin.
Sidney J. Watson Arena
Completed: 2009
The new 70,520 square foot ice arena is adjacent to Farley Field House and has a seating capacity of 1,900.
Adams Hall
Completed: 2008
The renovation was designed to respect and preserve the traditional architecture of this landmark building. The outcome of all of this effort is a modern classroom building within a 150-year-old structure.
Bowdoin College Museum of Art (1894)
Completed: 2007
New architectural elements include a new glass and bronze pavilion, a floating steel staircase, and a glass curtain wall that displays the Assyrian reliefs
The Bricks
Completed: 2007
The renovations to "The Bricks" - Bowdoin's six historic first-year residence halls included new three-room quad configurations, elevators, windows, roofs, and common spaces.
Studzinski Recital Hall (1928)
Completed: 2007
The renovation provided the College with a state-of-the-art Kanbar Auditorium musical performance facility.
The Bookstore Textbook Center
Completed: 2006
The renovations included approximately 3,000 square feet of textbook space, administrative offices, conference room, and stock room
Osher Hall and West Hall
Completed: 2006
Construction of two new first year residence halls at the corner of Coffin Street and South Street.
Chapel Towers Rehabilitation (1855)
Completed: 2004
Each tower was dismantled stone by stone and then rebuilt utilizing modern technology in order to last well into the next century.
Kanbar Hall
Completed: 2004
A new 26,000 square feet academic building to house the Psychology Department, Learning Center, Education Department, and the Writing Project.