Pebble Hill

Auburn University

 
 
 
 

Pebble Hill at Auburn University, also known as the historic Scott-Yarbrough House, was originally built in 1847. It was renovated to become the home for the Caroline Marshall Draughon Center for the Arts & Humanities as part of the College of Liberal Arts. The renovation to the 2,500 SF house included the addition of ADA compliant restrooms, redesign of MEP systems, addition of life safety systems, design of a new roof and windows, and upgrading of interior finishes. Adjacent to the house, a new 2,200 SF wood-framed building was designed to complement Pebble Hill and to support the many activities of the Center and its grounds. This new building houses offices, a catering kitchen, and a 100-seat meeting room.

At a glance

  • Located in Auburn, AL

  • 5,500 sf

  • Completed 2015

Services

  • Architecture

  • Interior Design

  • Furniture Specification

  • Facility Programming

  • Renovation + Restoration

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