The Commons, Commons Market and Commons Express — located on the upper level of the Stevens Student Center at Cedarville University in Cedarville, Ohio — feature multiple menu options in a spacious setting with beautiful views of Cedar Lake. While previous updates included additional food stations, aesthetic upgrades and changing menu options, this latest project represents the first complete renovation of this dining facility since it opened in 2000.
A pre-K-12 school boasting a 100% college acceptance rate, Lamar School in Meridian, Miss., needed a new dining operation to support its growing enrollment. The original cafeteria and kitchen were built in the 1990s to serve 400 students and faculty. The student body has grown to 658 students, and the staff totals more than 90.
Nearly all Harvard undergraduates — 98% — live in one of 12 residential Houses, the foundation of the undergraduate experience. In 2012, the Harvard Undergraduate Housing Renewal Program began to reconfigure interior spaces of the Houses, an effort that continues to this day.
When Ronald McDonald House Charities of Chicagoland & Northwest Indiana (RMHC-CNI), opened a site on Grand Avenue in Chicago in 2012, it provided accommodations for up to 66 families who stayed at the facility while their children received care at nearby Lurie Children’s Hospital or other pediatric facilities in the city.
Students at Incline High School in Incline Village, Nev., now have opportunities to enhance their culinary arts studies in ways never before offered at this school.
Central Market Place at Oklahoma State University (OSU) offers a collection of diverse dining experiences to this Stillwater, Okla., campus with an enrollment of 18,930 undergrads and 4,740 graduate students. It replaces Kerr-Drummond Complex as the main dining operation on the west side of campus near residence halls.
Exclusive Beverly Hills private members club centers the experience around exceptional food, outstanding service and an air of sophistication at every turn.
Chartered on May 21, 1882, Capital City Club (CCC) in Atlanta is one of the oldest private social clubs in the South.
Founded in 1985 as the Chicken Ranch Bingo Palace, this bingo hall became a casino when slot machines were added in 2000.
Virginia Tech (VT) has some lofty enrollment goals. Five years ago, the university president, Tim Sands, set a goal of increasing enrollment by 5,000 students. If the campus population was going to grow, so too would the dining solutions. The result: Perry Place at Hitt Hall, a new 100,000-square-foot building.
Dawn Manor attracts guests looking to experience history in a unique setting.
Sharples Dining Hall, built in 1964, became too small to comfortably accommodate the growing student body at Swarthmore College in Swarthmore, Penn. The leadership team wanted a solution to build community, enhance the dining experience for students, faculty and staff, and support Swarthmore’s vision of achieving carbon neutrality by 2035.
The Eatery, the largest dining facility on the University of Pittsburgh campus, needed a major overhaul to attract a higher volume of today’s food-savvy guests.
Aberdeen Ridge, a PMMA (Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America) community, is a not-for-profit life plan community serving Colorado Springs, Colo. Located on 15 acres of land near renowned Colorado attractions Pikes Peak and Garden of the Gods, Aberdeen Ridge offers residences for seniors opting for independent living, assisted living and memory care.
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