One of two interventions on the venerable Taft School campus, a coeducational boarding school founded by Horace Taft in 1890, combine to remake the academic heart of the school. The Lady Ivy Kwok Wu Science and Mathematics Center, or “the Wu”, is a 48,000 SF STEM facility housing all mathematics classrooms; science labs for chemistry, biology, earth science, physics disciplines; faculty offices, the Writing Center, and the Wu Computer Lab for students in grades nine through post graduate. As part of a larger campus reorganization, the Center’s architecture, inspired by the original Gothic buildings by James Gamble Rogers and Bertram Goodhue, wraps the existing library’s façade to creating a new learning center and other amenities along the edge of an enlarged campus pond. Taken together, the new Mathematics and Science Center and expanded library create an educational center that presents a cohesive whole while unifying the renowned campus architecture.