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Posted: July 14, 2014
SWBR named architect for $16.5 million expansion at Nazareth College
SWBR Architects are the architect for the new $16.5 million expansion and renovation of the Nazareth College Wellness and Rehabilitation Institute which recently held their ceremonial groundbreaking. The changes at Carroll Hall on the Nazareth campus will double the space to 66,700 s/f of a building that houses the college's School of Health and Human Services, which has the fastest growing programs at Nazareth.
"It's going to let us have more space for clinical program development," said Shirley Szekeres, dean of health and human services at the college.
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