Golf School,
Cranwell Resort & Golf Course
Lenox, Massachusetts
The 88-acre Cranwell Resort contains two of Lenox's historic "Berkshire Cottages," the Beecher (1893) and the Wyndhurst (1911), as well as a broad collection of campus structures built between 1933 and 1974. As part of a comprehensive planning effort to expand the resort's lodging capacity and guest amenities, a number of these structures were evaluated for renovation and integration into the resort's overall character and land use plan.
The second of two phases of renovation involved the 3,000 s.f. farm house, which was modified to match the lines of the existing cottages. The addition of 6,000 s.f. was for locker and dining facilities, as well as retail and classroom space. An 11,000 s.f. "hitting barn" was added to make Cranwell a state-of-the-art teaching facility.
Scott Wilson was the Principal-in-Charge and Scott Butler the Project Architect, while with Rothman Partners, Inc.
Founders Hall, Cranwell Resort & Golf Course
Project
Info
Cost:
$1,900,000 (Phase II)
Complete:
1999
Scope:
Master Planning, Architecture
Client:
Cranwell Resort
Staff:
Scott Wilson, AIA; Scott Butler, AIA; while with Rothman Partners, Inc.
