In 1979, Castelucci, Galli Associates created a report and study in accordance with the Facility Expansion Program requirements under the direction of Rhode Island College. The Facility Expansion Program looked to renovate or construct new facilities for the Communications and Theater, Music, Health, Physical Education and Recreation Departments.
The collection consists of two copies of a report from the architectural and engineering company Castellucci, Galli Associates regarding the Facility Expansion Program for Rhode Island College. The report includes a letter to Rhode Island College President, Dr. David Sweet, from Eugene D. Castellucci. Additionally, the report outlines renovations and alterations to Whipple Gymnasium, Roberts Hall, and Walsh Gymnasium. Plans include the conversion of Whipple Gymnasium to the Communications and Theater Program, renovations to Roberts Hall – Music Center, and an office area addition and main gymnasium renovations to Walsh Gymnasium. A budget cost summary estimating the cost of renovations and a program phase proposal are included. An Appendix detailing the cost summary was prepared by Charles J. Krasnoff & Associates, Inc.
Researchers are advised to contact Rhode Island College Special Collections for questions regarding permissions to reproduce, distribute, or otherwise publish material from this collection. Although Rhode Island College has physical ownership of the collection, it does not necessarily hold literary rights. It is up to the researcher to determine the owners of the literary rights and to obtain any necessary permissions from them.
The collection is open for research.
Rhode Island College. Campus Development Facilities Expansion Program report, CA-0113, Special Collections, James P. Adams Library, Rhode Island College.
The collection is arranged in original order.
The collection was transferred to Special Collections in 1979 from the Rhode Island College Office of Budget and Management.
The collection was described under the supervision of Digital Archivist and Special Collections Librarian, Veronica L. Denison by Special Collections intern Kevin Eian Bennett in 2025.
This collection has not been digitized and is not available online.