Guided by a comprehensive feasibility study centered on space planning and energy efficient design strategies, Finegold Alexander transformed the historic Eaton Hall into a dynamic environment that elevates teaching and learning across the many departments is serves. The building was reconfigured to provide a cohesive layout that integrates classrooms, offices, labs, and a flexible assembly space for events and instruction. Collaboration zones are strategically scattered throughout the building to offer space for students to connect outside of the classroom.  As part of the campus-wide initiative to make Tufts University buildings more energy efficient, Eaton Hall is now fully heated and air conditioned with all new systems: new HVAC equipment, new plumbing distribution, new fire alarm system, a revamped building skin, and an upgraded electrical service.  Improvements to sustainability, functionality, accessibility and wayfinding align with the contemporary teaching and learning while honoring the original, historic design.