The Salisbury School sits on 700 scenic acres in the mountains of northwestern Connecticut. The aging and disjointed campus consisted of several academic buildings that were loosely grouped on a hilltop surrounded by tremendous foliage-covered ridges.
In 1995, OMR, working closely with the school community, developed a bold new master plan that called for a complete campus transformation. The key was to coalesce the educational community into a cohesive and unified whole with a true academic center, while maintaing the history of a top tier prep school for boys ages 14-19.
Based on detailed analysis and discussions of goals and priorities, the efficiently phased 1996 Master Plan resulted in several new facilities and significan improvements in flow and campus integration. As a part of continuing transformation of the school, OMR completed and updated Master Plan in 2006.
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