Previously an underutilized building on campus, through careful planning and thoughtful reconfiguration of the interior spaces as well as a contemporary but architecturally sympathetic addition in the rear, Weston Hall was transformed to present a strong first impression to campus visitors. The building now includes meeting spaces of varying sizes, administrative offices, and support spaces. Vertical and horizontal circulation within the building was improved and the unused attic space was claimed for new mechanical systems.

A complete exterior restoration included new slate roofing with copper flashings and downspouts, brick repointing, and new windows. Accessibility at the historically significant front door was addressed with a ramp, complemented by a patio with outdoor seating for visitors. The building is LEED Gold Certified and incorporates “deep energy” retrofits of the existing building.