The four Superblock low rises, recall the original scheme of the 1963 master plan for low rise quadrangles, but are planned more with an eye toward modern housing projects than traditional academic quadrangles. The shift to brick was intended to link the complex to the surrounding community.
Class of 1925 (Gregory College House)
The four Superblock low rises, recall the original scheme of the 1963 master plan for low rise quadrangles, but are planned more with an eye toward modern housing projects than traditional academic quadrangles. The shift to brick was intended to link the complex to the surrounding community.
Two 4-story buildings (Van Pelt Manor and Class of 1925) make up Gregory College House, constructed in 1970. They include 106 apartments, accommodating 270 residents. Van Pelt and Class of 1925 are two of the four Hamilton Village low rises. These student residences recall the original scheme of the 1963 master plan for low rise quadrangles in a modern vernacular. Recent renovations included redesigned and remodeled community space and lobbies, ADA access, remodeled student bathrooms, painting, flooring, new window treatments and furniture. On the exterior, paving and landscaping was updated and exterior masonry pointing was completed.
- The main entrance is on Irving Street. There is a curb cut from the street directly next to the ramp to the entrance.
There are two pair of double doors that open outward by automatic push plate.
There is a lift that only accesses floor 1 and the basement, where house activities and programs are scheduled. The lift is key access only.
Floors 2-4 are not accessible and are only reached by stairs.
An accessible single user restroom is located on floor 1 (C124).
There is one apartment equipped for a wheelchair user on floor 1 with a private accessible restroom.