University Club Restoration and Additions

Package A Building Restoration
The University Club is a historic two-story Greek Revival structure with stucco veneer over solid masonry walls and a slate roof. Several additions have been added over the years. The scope of the proposed project involves a full restoration of the facility, excluding the kitchen, service yard and administrative wings.

The existing reception, dining and special event spaces will be renovated and will continue to be used in similar capacities following the restoration. The existing south parlor will be repurposed as a lounge, casual dining area, and bar. The future south and east additions will include enhanced vertical circulation, additional dining space, a stairwell, expanded restrooms, and event space. The existing north parlor will be repurposed as a workspace with a similar concept to a hotel lobby. A boardroom will be added to the second floor. The south elevation of the building will feature spacious with a balcony that overlooks the south garden and University Boulevard.

This Project will also provide the opportunity to bring coherence between the numerous additions to the building while providing architecturally accurate execution of the massing, exterior detailing, elements, and materials as appropriate for this significant structure.

Package B Select Interior Demolition
The select interior demolition package will open up the ceilings, walls and floors to aid in design by exposing the buildings structure for evaluation and to facilitate future work. This package will also include the protection of elements which will stay in place during construction. The interior demolition will also expedite the building restoration by allowing the contractor to start immediately on advancing work.

Package C Elevators
The elevator package is needed for early procurement of long lead time elevator equipment in order to meet the Project schedule. Two elevators will be provided in the facility so as to separate service and patron use. The Project will address significant deferred maintenance needs including building envelope and building support systems and infrastructure. The Project will include careful and appropriate attention to restoring and conserving the interior while honoring the building’s historic character.