New dining hall facility designed for Camp William Hinds of the Pine Tree Boy Scout Council in Raymond, Maine. This new 20,000 s.f. building will serve as the hub on Camp Hinds for generations of Boys Scouts. The day-lit basement contains STEM classrooms and storage space, while the ground floor can seat and serve meals to 480 Scouts at once. The project was designed pro bono between SMRT, Bennett Engineering, and Sebago Technics and built by American servicemen through the Department of Defense's Innovative Readiness Training program over the course of two summers. I served as an architectural design intern and was involved in the design process, code research, and construction documents, using Revit to draft the project. 
~Sarah Drouin