Yale University School of Management Edward P. Evans Hall

Owner:
Yale University
Architect:
Foster & Partners / IBI Group – Gruzen Samton
Location:
New Haven, CT
Sector:

The Yale School of Management building consolidates the school’s previously scattered facilities into a single, state-of-the-art space designed to support business education and leadership. Designed by Foster & Partners and IBI Group – Gruzen Samton architects, the building features a glass façade and an open layout centered around a courtyard, visually and functionally connecting to other courtyard-focused campus buildings.

The building includes a 350-seat auditorium, a 150-seat full-service cafeteria, a 50-seat café, classrooms equipped for broadcasting, breakout rooms, lounges, faculty and administrative offices, and a library. The William and Elizabeth Beinecke Terrace Room provides an ample event space for lectures, dinners, and formal gatherings. This LEED Gold-certified project enhances the School of Management’s presence on campus and supports its mission to educate future leaders.

Photography: © Chuck Choi, © Nigel Young

325
K
square feet
16
two-story lecture halls
33
months to complete

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