Ten year collaboration on the historic Pendle Hill Campus
Pendle Hill, an internationally renowned Quaker retreat, engaged Re:Vision in 2011 to develop a Master Plan that would guide near-term improvements and long-range growth for a more sustainable Pendle Hill. The master plan focuses on management of existing site and facility conditions as well as conceptual planning for major renovation and construction projects in the coming years. As part of the collaborative process, the integrated design team worked closely with Pendle Hill staff, Board members, and community representatives. Over 10+ years of partnership with Pendle Hill, Re:Vision has worked under three administrations on 9 design projects on campus including conceptual designs for Living Buildings, accessibility upgrades, demolition, deferred maintenance, and wayfinding plans.
Campus includes 23 acres and 19 buildings spanning 3 different centuries of construction
A comprehensive deferred maintenance plan was put in place in 2012 and has been followed since
Accessibility upgrades have been undertaken in three different buildings and on site pathways
Re:Vision led a volunteer project for two Living Buildings on campus which engaged over 100 volunteers
In 2019, in collaboration with Intepret Green, Pendle Hill Way was officially named and added to Google Maps
– Jennifer Karsten, Former Executive Director, Pendle Hill