The Squire Stanley House serves as both student and faculty housing for The Choate Rosemary Hall School

Squire Stanley House West Wing—1690 East Wing 1770 Haven for Revolutionary War Patriots, court where Royalists were tried. In 1775 General George Washington stopped here for tea with Judge Oliver Stanley on his way to take command of the Continental Army. In 1794 under George Washington Stanley, Esquire, Yale graduate, the house became “A School For Young Ladies and Gentlemen.” The Choate School was founded here in 1896 by Judge William C. Choate, with Mark Pitman as Headmaster

The existing conditions of the Squire Stanley House were structurally and aesthetically in poor condition.

Carpenters, Painters, and Roofers all work in collaboration to bring this piece of history back to life.

The (61) replacement windows did not come with custom factory finished colors. Robison Inc. and its experienced team used masking liquid that allowed for a nice even spray finish in a perfectly matched color.

The first level of this facility housed roughly 8 students. Robison Inc. carefully measured each window opening for the fabrication of Level 5 Kane Innovation Security Screens. The screens were a specialty item with a lead time of over 12 weeks!

This facility has (2) faculty housing units on the 2nd floor. The units were accessible by the existing exterior stairs/porch.

This facility has (2) faculty housing units on the 2nd floor. The units were accessible by the existing exterior stairs/porch.

The back view of the Squire Stanley House with both faculty housing entrances pictured.

In faculty housing unit 1, Robison Inc. was faced with a challenging kitchen remodel. The unit itself had ceilings that were 6'4" high that were very uneven. We were able to take out an attic staircase to expand the kitchen footprint with all new cabinets, countertops, appliances, and flooring.

This first floor dorm toilet room was converted into a shower and toilet room at the prestigious Loomis Chaffee School

Robison Inc. design team worked closely with the owner on the floor plans for each bathroom to maximize use. We were able to efficiently equip each room with owner/student satisfaction.

All shower stalls were built with 8' CMU block.

Robison Inc. converted this previous shower room into a private bathroom. With ongoing controversy surrounding gender specific bathrooms, we found this solution to be perfect for the students.

The Robison team exemplified the highest level of professional craftsmanship in this beautifully built dish return the blends in perfectly with the original architecture of the building.

This project was fast tracked and only took 4 weeks to complete. The paneling is custom made oak that is stained to match the existing features.

Scope included new doors, custom sliding door, stainless steel dish return conveyer belt modification, lighting upgrades, fire sprinkler modification, tile walls, and much more!

Cromwell High School received a new locker room with and expanded floor plan in the summer of 2014. Scope included selective demo, masonry walls/base, acoustic ceilings, lighting upgrades, HVAC and sprinkler modifications, new Penco lockers, epoxy flooring, and painting.

This project took place on the campus of Wesleyan University in Middletown, CT. Scope included kitchen remodel, bathroom remodels, flooring upgrades, window replacement, new vinyl siding, painting, and MEP upgrades.

This project took place at Wesleyan University in Middletown, CT. Scope included window replacement, interior floor plan renovation, new exterior porches, new vinyl siding, and MEP upgrades.

Robison Inc. took a vacant third story and created a beautiful new space to house three additional students. Upgrades included new windows, hardwood floors, painting, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing.

The third floor to this student housing facility remained vacant for many years before Robison Inc. Construction renovated it for Wesleyan University.

Robison Inc. used lead safe practices while performing selective demolition.

This project was completed on schedule ready for students to move in for the start of the school year!

After gutting the entire third story, we were left with an old cast iron oven dated back to the early 1900's

This historic 2700 square foot house under took a major renovation that included complete gut, hazmat abatement, structural load relocation, all new sheetrock, kitchen, addition of a master bathroom, and complete mechanical, electrical, and plumbing upgrades!