Renovating spaces for modernization, enhanced safety, and integrated technology to elevate campus experiences
Location
West Chester, PA
Size
10,000 Sq. Ft.
Services
Architecture, Interior Design
Originally built in 1938, Anderson Hall stands as West Chester University’s largest and most significant classroom facility. Recognizing its central role, Blackney Hayes partnered with the University to reimagine its interiors, creating state-of-the-art classrooms, labs, faculty offices, and collaborative spaces. This extensive renovation brought the building up to modern standards while accommodating the needs of a growing student population.
This renovation, the most substantial in Anderson Hall’s history, delivered a complete transformation. Spaces were reconfigured for efficiency, safety systems were upgraded, and cutting-edge audio/visual technology was installed to support connectivity and collaboration. A luminous ceiling design adjacent to the student lounge and offices was introduced, mimicking the natural shifts in daylight throughout the day, seamlessly blending innovation with an enhanced campus experience.
