Hutchins Hall is part of the Law Quadrangle on the University’s central campus. Because Hutchins Hall was built at the onset of the Depression when finances were strained, it was constructed without the same architectural detail as the rest of the English Gothic Quadrangle. This aesthetic inconsistency, coupled with the need to upgrade building systems and provide for future air-conditioning, led to a long-term University initiative to upgrade Hutchins Hall, classroom by classroom. QUINN EVANS | ARCHITECTS has completed several of the classroom renovations, including Room 120, Room 132, and the Moot Courtroom. New lighting fixtures and wood finishes have corrected earlier problems with lighting, acoustics, and sight lines and now enhance the overall warmth and richness of the classroom building. |
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