Faculty House

A campus landmark, this red brick and limestone building has served as a gathering place for social and intellectual interaction among Columbia University faculty for decades. Over the years, Faculty House has evolved to serve the needs of university administrators, alumni, graduate students, the local community and guests from around the world.

The building was originally designed by renowned architects, McKim, Mead and White, in 1923. In 2009, a comprehensive restoration was completed by Bogdanow Partners Architects, PC to completely retrofit the inside to reflect modern tastes and support 21st-century technology, and to faithfully restore the exterior to its 1920s glory.

Now graceful historic details, abundant natural light, panoramic views and sophisticated, globally inspired cuisine all come together in one of New York City’s most serene meeting and gathering locations.