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Robert H. Smith Center at Montalto
Robert H. Smith Center at Montalto
Charlottesville, VA, United States
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Robert H. Smith Center at Montalto
Charlottesville, VA, United States
Overlooking Monticello, the rehabilitation of Montalto creates a world class extension of the Robert H. Smith International Center for Jefferson Studies. Originally designed in 1903 by Philadelphia architect Charles Barton Keene, Montalto has been adapted and expanded to provide for multiple new functions as a meeting space, teleconferencing center, facility for visiting dignitaries and event space. This new facility has become the “upper campus” for the Monticello property.
Work at Montalto included a complete restoration of the interior and exterior, the design of two sympathetic additions, incorporation of new systems, infrastructure and technology and the interior design and selection of all furniture, fixtures and equipment. The new facility houses the executive Board Room for the Thomas Jefferson Foundation. A new catering kitchen is incorporated to allow for the facility to be utilized for events, lectures and weddings. The front façade has been restored to its original historic appearance, including the distinctive Ludowici tile roof in its original color, restoration of the original stone masonry and rehabilitation of the original historic windows. A complete new landscape design has been incorporated to provide parking, outdoor terraces and event space that blends into the natural splendor of the hilltop site overlooking Charlottesville. The project has achieved LEED-Silver certification.
Work at Montalto included a complete restoration of the interior and exterior, the design of two sympathetic additions, incorporation of new systems, infrastructure and technology and the interior design and selection of all furniture, fixtures and equipment. The new facility houses the executive Board Room for the Thomas Jefferson Foundation. A new catering kitchen is incorporated to allow for the facility to be utilized for events, lectures and weddings. The front façade has been restored to its original historic appearance, including the distinctive Ludowici tile roof in its original color, restoration of the original stone masonry and rehabilitation of the original historic windows. A complete new landscape design has been incorporated to provide parking, outdoor terraces and event space that blends into the natural splendor of the hilltop site overlooking Charlottesville. The project has achieved LEED-Silver certification.
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