Weston Alumni Lecture Hall Ribbon Cutting

Cornerstone Architectural Group • October 26, 2021

On September 30th, 2021, the New Jersey School of Architecture at NJIT held a ribbon cutting ceremony and donor plaque unveiling for the newly renovated Weston Alumni Lecture Hall. Located on the ground floor of the School of Architecture and Design, the lecture hall, formerly known as Weston Lecture Hall, was renamed for the school’s alumni, whose donations helped fund the renovations. Cornerstone Architectural Group was proud to donate to this much needed project.

This event has been a long time coming. We’re very pleased you are here today to acknowledge our friends for their exemplary support. All of them made the renovation of the lecture hall possible.

- Dean Branko Kolarevic

Pictured are Cornerstone Architectural Group founding partners and NJIT alumni, Michael G. Soriano, AIA and Robert M. Longo, AIA.

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