Cutter House (1957)
Cutter House is a Smith College residence in the Mountain neighborhood, housing 76 students, built in 1957.
Open during breaksWheelchair accessibleElevator
Photo: Smith College
About Cutter House
Situated directly across from the Campus Center, Cutter House features rooms with large full-width windows and a quiet "beau parlor" historically used for student visits in the 1950s. It adjoins Ziskind House, forming a shared courtyard; local lore suggests it was once planned as a pool site.
History & namesake
- Built in 1957 in the International Style by the firm Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, and named for Elizabeth Reeve Cutter Morrow, class of 1896, who served as Smith's acting president in 1939. (Housing at Smith College (Wikipedia))
House facts
| Neighborhood | Mountain |
|---|---|
| Year built | 1957 |
| Capacity | 76 students |
| Residential floors | 2 |
| Single rooms | 60 |
| Double rooms | 8 |
| Triple rooms | 0 |
| Bathroom sharing | ~40 per bathroom |
| Wheelchair accessible | Yes |
| Elevator | Yes |
| Open during breaks | Yes |
| Address | 79 Elm Street, Northampton, MA |
Links
- View Cutter House on the interactive campus map
- Official Cutter House page (smith.edu)
- @cutterhouse_ on Instagram
- Cutter House alumnae group on Facebook
- Video: Cutter House Hyperlapse Visit with Ester '21
- House tour hyperlapse video
More houses in the ● Mountain neighborhood: Capen House, Gillett House, Lamont House, Northrop House, Parsons House, Talbot House, Ziskind House.