Earl Gregg Swem Library
Williamsburg, Virginia
Client: The College of William & Mary
Date: Winter 1997

A 105,400 square foot addition to the Earl Gregg Swem Library. The new structure is four stories tall with a full basement and is divided into two pavilions. It is a cast-in-place concrete structure consisting of waffle slab floor system, concrete columns and an auger-cast pile foundation.

I was responsible for developing the structural drawing and insuring that the waffle slab was depicted and dimensioned correctly. We were commended by Robert Peroe, a state Architect in charge of reviewing all state projects at the Division of Engineering and Buildings, on the quality of our drawings.

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