Crown Hall is a new paradigm for dormitories on campus. It’s an award-winning Silver LEED-certified project located in the Mid-Quad residential precinct. Crown Hall was also the recipient of the 2009 Residential Architect Design Award (RADA), which was presented as part of a highly acclaimed annual residential design competition that draws applicants from around the country.
Designed by CO Architects, Crown Hall represents sustainable architecture and design that enhance the experience of social living. Since its opening, the residence hall has been praised by students for its modern feel, high ceilings, natural lighting, wide and airy corridors, and generous interior and exterior spaces, as well as an ambiance that encourages productive work and study as well as social interaction.
All CMC residence hall rooms have wifi coverage and wired Internet connections and laundry facilities in the building, and Crown also offers hydration stations and air-conditioning.
Originally called Claremont Hall, the dormitory was renamed in February 2013 in honor of CMC Trustee A. Steve Crown '74 and his family.
Step inside a Crown dorm room and experience a 360-degree panorama here.
Crown Hall Address:
650 North Amherst Avenue