The project included renovations to two existing dining facilities to house new serveries and kitchens. The new program included hot entrée, deli, beverage stations, seating areas, cashier, breakfast, ware washing, freezer, cold storage, and support offices. The project was one of the first renovations of its kind to receive a LEED rating (silver). The final project cost was $7.1 million. An estimated 1,500 meals each day are served from the combined houses.