Constructed: 1935-1959

Architects: Louis Warren Ross

The Northeast Residential Area was built in the the years surrounding the Second World War as a major dormitory complex. The ten structures that comprise the area were uniformly designed in neo-Georgian style between 1935 and 1959, and laid out in a bilaterally symmetrical site plan surrounding an open grassed area that is known as the Quad (quadrangle).

Originally designed as dormitories, the group includes:

• Knowlton House
• Hamlin House
• Crabtree House
• Leach House
• Lyon House
• Dwight House
• Thatcher House
• Lewis House and
• Johnson House

All continue to serve as dormitories in 2008, except for Arnold House, which was converted into offices in 1966.

• See reports for the individual buildings