Spelman College, has converted the second oldest building located within the historic quadrangle into a one-stop, student services center. Based upon the College’s 2000 campus plan, Packard will become the administrative hub for Student Services, including the Office of Enrollment Management, the Registrar’s Office, Financial Aid, the Cashier and Comptoller’s Departments. Built in 1893, the three-story, 22,600 gsf building has wood columns and beams and masonry load bearing walls. Packard was used continuously as a dormitory until 2002.

Clement & Wynn coordinated the selection of the Architect and engineering consultants, the Construction Manager/General Contractor, and supervised the programming and design phases of the project. Abatement and demolition began during the summer of 2002 . Since Packard Hall is apart of the College’s historic district, Clement & Wynn coordinated design reviews with the Georgia State Historic Preservation Office, with the Department of the Interiors National Parks Service, and administered the public procurement process to comply with federal funding guidelines.