The new Condike Hall landscape creates a new face for Fitchburg State University along their major pedestrian artery, North Street, while also completing their upper quadrangle.  The entry points and quad were conceived as a series of landscape interventions which are based in movement, micro-climates and sculptural function. The graphic nature of these gathering areas create the distinct identity the science building required, while also providing the school with a landscape that begins to establish the new standards for the campus.  The project is a LEED Silver certified building and landscape.

Image credit: Christian Phillips and Charles Mayer