Schiller Coastal Studies Center

With the construction of new facilities at the Schiller Coastal Studies Center from May 2019 until August 2020, the College completed a significant expansion of opportunities for students and researchers studying the ocean and the environment.

The project included a single story 4,200 square foot Dry Lab with teaching, research and preparation lab and support spaces, as well as a single story 4,950 square foot Living & Learning building, which provides spaces for classes, conferences and dining. The residential component consists of three 1,800 square foot, six-bedroom cabins, and a 950 square foot apartment cabin.

Completed:
08-28-20

Architect:
Centerbrook - Centerbrook, CT

Contractor:
JF Scott Construction - Winthrop, ME

Expansion of Schiller Coastal Studies Center Is Complete
More space for research, teaching, and living is now available at the 118-acre facility, which is located about thirteen miles from the Bowdoin campus and offers a wider range of opportunities for students and researchers.
New Building at the Schiller Coastal Studies Center Receives Environmental Seal
An organization promoting sustainable, passive construction has given a new building at the Schiller Coastal Studies Center's expanded campus its official stamp of approval.

bldgs — The cabins, apartment and Living & Learning building have been designed to Passive House standards with “super” insulation, triple-pane windows, and efficient air-exchange systems for heating and cooling.