Clarke Caton Hintz
HIGHER EDUC ATION
WHO WE ARE:
DESIGNERS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION Clarke Caton Hintz offers award-winning design for the modern day Higher Education Institution. We have extensive design experience at a variety of scales, project types, and budgets at all phases of master planning, visioning, design, and construction. Our design approach is mission centered: we develop timeless, high-performing solutions to complex problems. We create sustainable, inspiring designs that delight and endure yet are practical and cost efficient. We pride ourselves on providing unparalleled service to our clients, and our repeat work with multiple institutions is testament to this service-oriented approach. In addition to the work included in this survey, we are also adept with small projects, design-build work, facilities analysis, studies, full service landscape architecture, and longrange planning.
John D.S. Hatch, FAIA, LEED AP
Taryn de los Reyes
Specialties: Historic Preservation, Adaptive Reuse, Restoration, Facility Master Planning, Feasibility Studies jhatch@cchnj.com or 609-477-7304
Specialties: Interior Design, Space Programming, Furniture Selection, Existing Furniture Analysis and Surveys tdelosreyes@cchnj.com or 609-477-7312
George M. Hibbs, AIA
Stephen Doyle, AIA, LEED AP
Specialties: New Construction, Sports Facilities, Facility Upgrades, Additions & Renovations. ghibbs@cchnj.com or 609-477-7305
Specialties: New Facilities, Additions, Adaptive Re-use, Simulation Centers, Student Life Spaces, Design-Build sdoyle@cchnj.com or 609-477-7334
Michael Hanrahan, AIA
Michael Nelson, AIA, LEED AP BD+C
Specialties: New Construction, Additions, Renovations, Historic Preservation, Facility Upgrades mhanrahan@cchnj.com or 609-477-7308
Specialties: Renovations, Additions, Master Planning, Parking Facilities, Labs mnelson@cchnj.com or 609-477-7310
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Associate Principal
Clarke Caton Hintz has 40 years of experience assisting higher education institutions, municipalities, cities, school districts, counties and the state to, successfully, implement difficult and complex design projects. If you are considering a project or would like to talk to us about our qualifications and experience, please contact any of our architectural senior staff members above.
Director of Interiors
Senior Associate, Director of Sustainable Design
Senior Associate
Maggie Spillane Greco, AIA Associate
Specialties: New Facilities, Additions, Historic Preservation and Restoration, Academic Spaces, Labs, Facilities Analysis mgreco@cchnj.com or 609-477-7343
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MASTER PLANNING The Master Plan is developed to provide an adaptable and implementable guide for future campus growth. It identifies opportunities of a campus (rural, suburban, or urban) and considers how an institution can develop a cohesive identity. We work with institutions to set priorities, explore phasing approaches, and develop implementation plans. Our firm’s extensive planning and landscape architecture services enhance our expertise with this type of work.
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MASTER PLAN | New Jersey City University Jersey City, NJ
WEST CAMPUS MASSING STUDY | New Jersey City University Jersey City, NJ
MASTER PLAN | Mercer County Community College West Windsor, NJ
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NEW FACILITIES At the outset of all new facilities projects we first try to understand how a new building can reinforce or enhance it's immediate surroundings and the campus master plan. We work closely with the client to create an appropriate architectural expression given the institutional and physical context. We seek to create dynamic, memorable places using a palette of materials and building skins that perform and age beautifully.
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ENGINEERING HALL | Rowan University * Glassboro, NJ
GEORGE A. PRUITT HALL | Thomas Edison State University Trenton, NJ
GLOBAL VILLAGE LIVING/LEARNING CENTER | Rutgers University Cook/Douglass Campus, New Brunswick, NJ
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CENTER FOR COMPUTING AND INFORMATION SCIENCE | Montclair State University Montclair, NJ
RENOVATIONS We begin each renovation project with a full building survey to ensure our team fully understands the existing facility. The renovation scope is then developed to ensure the budget is met, the functional program is accommodated, and new and existing architectural features and systems are incorporated. We are particularly adept in transforming “Brutalist” architecture of the 1960’s and 1970’s to improve comfort while incorporating iconic architectural elements.
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ADDITIONS
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Depending on the building and the client, additions may blend seamlessly with an existing facility or they will redefine a place. Context informs the material choices and character of an addition to reinforce the goal of the client while providing the functional needs of the project. Our addition solutions include: linking, connecting, and extending buildings and we work closely with the client to ensure that the addition is phased and constructed in a way that works with the continued use of the existing facility.
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ERNEST MARIO SCHOOL OF PHARMACY | Rutgers University *
Busch Campus, Piscataway, NJ
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THE TOWER CLUB | Princeton University
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Princeton, NJ
VICTORY HALL ATHLETIC CENTER | Mercy College Dobbs Ferry, NY
TRENTON HALL | Mercer County Community College Trenton Campus, Trenton, NJ
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KELSEY BUILDING AND TOWNHOUSES | Thomas Edison State University Trenton, NJ
HISTORIC PRESERVATION Clarke Caton Hintz is well known for our historic preservation expertise and experience. We work to ensure that the preservation goals and requirements for projects are researched, designed, and executed faithfully. Our staff includes many experts in historic preservation and this allows us to provide services for multiple preservation projects simultaneously without reducing the quality of our work.
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ADAPTIVE REUSE The best adaptive reuse designs celebrate rugged construction and delights in the contrast between old and new. We work to preserve elements which can help to “tell the story� of the former use of the building while being an integral part of the new program. We develop detailed documentation to indicate which items are salvaged, protected in place, and recycled. We also have extensive successful experience developing realistic budgets and cost estimates for this complex construction type.
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SCHOOL OF BUSINESS | New Jersey City University
CLASSROOMS Clarke Caton Hintz’s experience with successful academic spaces includes: small group learning suites, traditional classrooms, active learning spaces, and lecture halls. Our approach blends vibrant and durable finishes with highquality lighting and abundant power for personal devices. We “right-size” the audio-visual system to ensure that functionality and ease of use is prioritized while capacity is built in for future expansion of the systems.
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CENTER FOR COMPUTING AND INFORMATION SCIENCE | Montclair State University
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ERNEST MARIO SCHOOL OF PHARMACY | Rutgers University *
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Busch Campus, Piscataway, NJ
ENGINEERING HALL | Rowan University * Glassboro, NJ
ENGINEERING HALL | Rowan University * Glassboro, NJ
LABORATORIES Our lab space experience includes a multitude of lab types including: bio-medical, electrical, structural, mechanical, traditional biology and chemistry labs and extends to specialized materials testing labs, medical simulation labs, and computer labs. The spaces include durable finishes, modular casework and millwork, adjustable specialty lighting, and natural daylight and views whenever possible. We work directly with researchers to customize the lab space to the specific needs of the researchers. We also endeavor to provide spare utility capacity to accommodate future growth and expansion of facilities.
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ENGINEERING HALL | Rowan University * Glassboro, NJ
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ROWAN HALL | Rowan University
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ERNEST MARIO SCHOOL OF PHARMACY | Rutgers University * Busch Campus, Piscataway, NJ
GEORGE A. PRUITT HALL | Thomas Edison State University Trenton, NJ
STUDENT LIFE Our work with student life facilities includes student commons, cafĂŠs and dining facilities, student lounges, and student dormitories and apartments. We work with each institution to develop an approach tailored specifically for the project. We often develop multiple finish and furniture options for students and staff to test and even vote on prior to the final selection. Multiple furniture types are developed to provide many seating options as appropriate for each space.
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ENGINEERING HALL | Rowan University * Glassboro, NJ
VICTORY HALL ATHLETIC CENTER | Mercy College Dobbs Ferry, NY
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CENTER FOR COMPUTING AND INFORMATION SCIENCE | Montclair State University
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GLOBAL VILLAGE LIVING/LEARNING CENTER | Rutgers University
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Montclair, NJ
Cook/Douglass Campus, New Brunswick, NJ
HOLLOWAY HALL | Drew University Madison, NJ
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ATHLETIC FACILITIES Athletic facility design includes practice facilities, event spaces, and support spaces which are vital to the success of the athletic program. acoustics, lighting, durability of finishes, and robust mechanical systems must be coordinated to provide spaces for athletes to excel and for institutions to grow. We work closely to enhance, expand, and reinforce the “branding� of the athletics program so that the facilities are integrated into a cohesive whole.
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VICTORY HALL ATHLETICS CENTER | Mercy College
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RECREATION & FITNESS CENTER | Brookdale Community College
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HAAGA HOUSE | Princeton University
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RICHARD WACKAR STADIUM | Rowan University Glassboro, NJ
PANZER ATHLETIC CENTER | Montclair State University Montclair, NJ
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NICHOLAS MUSIC CENTER - MASON GROSS PERFORMING ARTS CENTER | Rutgers University New Brunswick, NJ
PERFORMING ARTS Clarke Caton Hintz has worked closely with performing arts clients to develop visually and acoustically superior spaces. We understand the need to provide a dramatic aesthetic and balance that with the need for maximized seating, excellent sightlines, and appropriate acoustics. In addition to new facilities, we are adept in renovating performing arts spaces to breathe new life into legacy buildings and historic facilities.
“These renovations return the Nicholas Music Center to its original glorious state. It puts Rutgers at the forefront of the arts, where it belongs.� Dean George B. Stauffer, Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University
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PARKING GARAGE AND RAIL STATION | Montclair State University Montclair, NJ
PARKING FACILITIES Parking facilities are often one of the first designs that are encountered at an institution by guests, prospective students, and faculty. The design of these facilities can help to reinforce a campus identity and develop an architectural language which is consistent with the campus. The design of these facilities impact the first impressions of a university and have tremendous impact as “the gateway� onto campus. Clarke Caton Hintz has extensive experience incorporating these types of facilities into a campus, into adjacent buildings, and even submerged under public spaces and facilities.
NOTABLE HIGHER EDUCATION CLIENT & PROJECT LIST Atlantic Cape Community College Brookdale Community College Auto Tech Center Collins Arena Performing Arts Center Recreation & Fitness Center Western Monmouth Branch Renovation Burlington County College Camden County College Drew University Holloway Hall Renovations Hudson County Community College Kean University Occupational Therapy Suite Mercer County Community College Kerney Center Addition Kerney Hall Renovations Campus Master Plan Trenton Hall Renovations One Stop Center Mercy College Hillside Seating Victory Hall Athletic Center McCauley Hall Renovations Montclair State University Athletic Nutrition Center Mallory Hall Renovations Panzer Gymnasium Renovations Partridge Hall Renovations Rail Station and Parking Garage Richardson Hall Renovations Monmouth University New Jersey City University Master Plan Squier Hall School of Business * In collaboration with Ellenzweig
New Jersey Institute of Technology Tiernan Hall Forensics Lab Public Safety Department Renovations Princeton University Haaga House Virtual Reality Neuroscience Lab Clarke Field Class of 1895 Softball Field Tower Club 200 Elm: Public Safety
Clarke Caton Hintz Architecture Planning Landscape Architecture 100 Barrack Street Trenton, NJ 08608 609-883-8383
Rowan University Engineering Hall * Football Stadium Rowan Hall Renovations Rutgers University Global Village Living/ Learning Center Livingston Learning Center John Cotton Dana Library Renovations School of Business Lecture Hall School of Pharmacy Expansion * Tillett Hall Renovations Active Learning Prototypical Classroom Nicholas Music Center Renovations Artis House Livingston Computing Center Thomas Edison State University Center for Learning and Technology George A. Pruitt Hall Campus Master Plan Kelsey Building Renovations Stevens Institute of Technology Griffith Hall Lab Renovations McLean Hall Renovations West Chester University Biomedical Engineering Renovations William Paterson University Overlook South Renovations New Residence Hall Student Commons Renovations Dining Hall Renovations
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