March 26, 2026
“Between Preservation and Possibility: Exploring the Past and Future of Easton’s Hooper House”
The City of Easton is interested in the restoration of the recently acquired Hooper House on Northampton St. This Tech Clinic will be exploring ways in which the structure can be best utilized that maintains and reflects it’s Revolutionary War era heritage.
The Team:
Ella Barr’27, French and International Affairs
Patrick Biason’28, Civil Engineering
Lila DeAvila’28, Anthropology and Sociology
Helen Gerber’27, Government & Law
Beaux Lizewski’27, International Affairs and Government and Law
Niko Williams’27, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Ella Barr’27, French and International Affairs
Patrick Biason’28, Civil Engineering
Lila DeAvila’28, Anthropology and Sociology
Helen Gerber’27, Government & Law
Beaux Lizewski’27, International Affairs and Government and Law
Niko Williams’27, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Faculty Facilitators:
Christopher Ruebeck, Economics
Lawrence Malinconico, Geology and Environmental Geosciences.
Christopher Ruebeck, Economics
Lawrence Malinconico, Geology and Environmental Geosciences.
Client: The City of Easton, Pennsylvania
Mid-project Presentation: May 4, 2026, 4:15pm, Room 108 Van Wickle Hall, on the campus of Lafayette College. Public Welcome.
Downloads (pdfs):
Mid-project Presentation: Hooper House Mid-Project Presentation 2026
Mid-project Report: Hooper House Mid-Project Report 2026