Coplon Associates provided site planning and design services for several student housing projects at College of the Atlantic. In 2004, Coplon Associates collaborated with Roc Caivano Architects on the design and implementation of the 50-bed Blair-Tyson House. The design features a central landscaped courtyard between the residential wings of the building and the portals to the courtyard celebrate connections to the campus circulation system. Located adjacent to the south campus drive, The courtyard's west edge is defined by a garden fence atop a wall built from the stones of a former building that occupied the site to screen the adjacent south campus drive and parking. The Davis Residential Village, a new housing cluster scheduled to open in fall 2008, features a series of landscaped courtyards liked by a primary campus walkway. Designed around this pedestrian "street," the site plan integrates the tightly clustered high performance buildings with two historic cottages along the shore. The northerly of the two cottages is being renovated into Deering Commons, a student lounge. The southerly Sea Fox will remain as student housing. Each building features a courtyard with a unique design, united by use of similar local surfacing features, including re-use of historic wall stone and native plant materials.