Rochester Institute of Technology
Client
Rochester Institute of Technology
HUNT redeveloped the ground floor of the former Campus Connections Bookstore into several new venues. The project created a retail court that enhances and enlivens the existing RIT Student Union. The renovated space includes a bakery themed café offering freshly baked pastries and wireless internet access.
In the seating area, the design incorporates the salvaged custom casework from the former bookstore’s Colby Room. A convenience store is also included which offers beverages and snacks for daytime students, faculty and staff.
A central feature of the space is a computer and photography store that includes a studio setup and printing kiosk. HUNT worked closely with RIT staff to meet the needs of storage and display for the various types of equipment. HUNT also designed a bridge through the atrium space connecting the second-floor offices with the existing elevator.
The 10,000 SF project was on an accelerated schedule with a short design period in order to be completed in time for the start of the 2010 academic year.
Location
Rochester, New York
Scope
Architecture
Mechanical Engineering
Interior Design
Information Technology
Scope
Architecture
Mechanical Engineering
Interior Design
Information Technology
Location
Rochester, New York
Client
Rochester Institute of Technology
HUNT redeveloped the ground floor of the former Campus Connections Bookstore into several new venues. The project created a retail court that enhances and enlivens the existing RIT Student Union. The renovated space includes a bakery themed café offering freshly baked pastries and wireless internet access.
In the seating area, the design incorporates the salvaged custom casework from the former bookstore’s Colby Room. A convenience store is also included which offers beverages and snacks for daytime students, faculty and staff.
A central feature of the space is a computer and photography store that includes a studio setup and printing kiosk. HUNT worked closely with RIT staff to meet the needs of storage and display for the various types of equipment. HUNT also designed a bridge through the atrium space connecting the second-floor offices with the existing elevator.
The 10,000 SF project was on an accelerated schedule with a short design period in order to be completed in time for the start of the 2010 academic year.






