In 2017, Yale Law School began construction to transform the building formerly known as 100 Tower Parkway into Robert C. and Christina Baker Hall at Yale Law School, adding more than 137,000 square feet to the School’s campus, the first physical expansion since the completion of the iconic Sterling Law Building in 1931.
Christina and Robert C. Baker '56 B.A., '59 LL.B. (center) join members of the Yale Law School administration and representatives from A/Z Corporation and Pirie Architects in marking the official groundbreaking of Baker Hall.
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Former YLS Dean Robert C. Post, Dean Heather Gerken, Christina Baker, and Robert C. Baker '56 B.A., '59 LL.B.
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The Baker family was updated on the progress of Baker Hall during a tour of the construction site.
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Baker Hall will reintroduce residential life back to Yale Law School, as well as provide additional academic and social space.
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The $60 million campaign to transform the Ashmun Street site was led by the Bakers, who made a transformative $25 million gift to the Law School in 2013.
