Leverone Field House

The Leverone Field House is currently undergoing a replacement of the building's roof and a renewal of its mechanical, electrical, and fire protection systems. Originally built in 1965 by Italian architect Pier Luigi Nervian–an early adopter of reinforced concrete construction in public spaces–the building was previously renovated in 2000. For more insight into the project, take a look at the Interactive 3D map of Leverone Field House. 

• Replace and insulate the existing roofing.  

• Replace the lighting and fire alarm systems. 

• Convert the heating system from steam to hot water. 

• Install an air conditioning system. 

• The south-facing portion of the roof was completed fall 2024. 

• The north-facing portion of the roof and new HVAC system has an anticipated completion date of winter 2025. 

• Leverone and Leverone Lot remains closed to Dartmouth students and faculty. Only construction personnel are allowed in these spaces moving forward until October 2025.​​​
  • Construction fencing has been placed at the perimeter of Leverone. Dartmouth students and faculty are encouraged to follow the posted pedestrian detour signs and maps.
• Construction progress is underway for Phase 2 of the north-facing roof replacement and the steam to hot water upgrades.
  • Fan coil units (FCUs) have been installed.
  • Installation of energy recovery unit-3 is scheduled for July, and placement of energy recovery unit-2 is planned for mid to late July.
  • Metal deck infill at the flat portion of the Leverone roof has been completed.
  • Controls wiring is ongoing.
  • Data routing work is underway on the north side.
  • Roof drain installation is upcoming at the flat roof on the north side.

• Project Manager: Todd Thompson
• Architect: Saski Architect
• Construction Manager: Harvey Construction
• Contact: Project.Management.Services@dartmouth.edu