image Phase I of the most recent Rotunda renovation started in 2013, and the Rotunda closed after the 2014 Final Exercises. The exterior will be open for May's graduation, and phase II of the renovation is expected to be completed in July 2016. Appears In The Rotunda: A history of renovations By Klara Fredriksson | May 2, 2016 The Rotunda was the heart of Jefferson’s plans for the Academical Village, and the building serves as a UNESCO World Heritage Site today.
The Rotunda: A history of renovations By Klara Fredriksson | May 2, 2016 The Rotunda was the heart of Jefferson’s plans for the Academical Village, and the building serves as a UNESCO World Heritage Site today.
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