"The western gateway to campus..."

Construction has begun on a magnificent, new Georgian-style building that will cap The College of William and Mary's Jamestown Road facade. A fitting "western gateway to campus," Alan B. Miller Hall acknowledges and enhances the architectural aesthetic of William and Mary and Colonial Williamsburg. More importantly, it brings The Mason School of Business under one classically inspired roof and into the 21st century.

Meet our
future home:

Take a virtual tour of Miller Hall

View construction photos

Watch "Rex Unplugged"

View the Alan B. Miller Hall Flash Book

View the Alumni Magazine Flash Book

Miller Hall at a glance

Public-private partnership: The College of William and Mary and the Business School Foundation
7 years of planning, analysis and design
24-month construction schedule
Gross space: 163,000 sq. ft.
Total project cost: $75 million
- $50 million private funds from Business School Foundation
- $25 million from the College
- cost covers design, construction, furniture, information technology, and audiovisual costs
Sustainable building: seeking LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) silver level certification
Occupancy:
- Graduate Business Programs (MBA)
- Undergraduate Business Program
- Executive MBA Program (EMBA)
- Masters of Accounting (MAcc)
- Center for Corporate Education (CCE)
- Center for Entrepreneurship
- administration
- faculty
- staff
Student population expected at move-in:
- Undergraduates: 550 plus 75 sophomores in accounting and statistics
- Graduates: 410 (includes 3 MBA programs, plus EMBA and MAcc)
Fully wired and data-ready building
Architect: Robert A.M. Stern Architects, LLP
Construction Manager: Whiting-Turner

Building Facts & Statistics

New Building Named In Honor of Alumnus Alan B. Miller

: Miller Hall to Open in Fall 2009

The new business school building for The Mason School of Business at The College of William and Mary has been named for healthcare management entrepreneur Alan B. Miller for his leadership and support to his alma mater.

Mason holds 'Beam Signing Ceremony'

: Faculty, staff, students, and Executive Partners associate their names with Alan B. Miller Hall for "for all time coming" More

Watkins family honored for leadership and support

Invest in the future with naming opportunities

Accenture Woodland Walk - The first component of the construction project to be completed.

Partner with one of the world's best business schools

Robert A.M. Stern: World-class architect for a world-class building
Robert A.M. Stern and his talented team hosted The Mason School of Business at their New York offices for a high-level briefing and presentation on the Alan B. Miller Hall building project on November 7, 2006. Click here to view the photos.