Erland, in collaboration with Goody Clancy and Design Technique, Inc., constructed a new 90,000sf, 3-story residence hall for St. Mark’s School on their evolving campus in Southborough. The Patterson-Sculley House consists of a mix of single and double rooms for 150 students and 12 faculty apartments, as well as a student lounge, 8 group study rooms, 12 study nooks, and a communal kitchen. The building has been designed to meet PASSIVEhouse standards and was built to meet St. Mark’s ongoing commitment to environmental stewardship. St. Mark’s campus remained occupied throughout construction, with Erland taking great care of mitigating disruption to the school’s activities and neighboring faculty apartments. This is Erland’s seventh project with St. Mark’s.
