CALHOUN HALL AND GARLAND HALL, VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE This project included restoration of the two 1928 collegiate gothic academic buildings in the heart of Vanderbilt University's campus with a 20,000 square foot addition to Calhoun Hall. Connections were made between each level of the four-story addition and the existing building, and finishes were coordinated between the renovated spaces and the addition so that in everyday use the buildings would look and function as one. The scope included upgrades of mechanical, electrical, and code deficiencies. New classrooms and faculty offices were provided and equipped with state of the art technology all within the aesthetic and contextual constraints of two highly significant historic structures. Awards.