The project involves approximately 316,300 square feet in renovation and new construction that will increase dining capacity, improve building efficiency and sustainability, and showcase a vibrant residential experience to students, parents, and guests who visit campus. Booth Hansen architects, Boeren-Russo Builders, have partnered with University Housing to design the multimillion-dollar renovation. Along with sustainable design, the on-site supervision by Boeren Russo Builders of the continuous insulation system, using ArmaGirt™ Z Girt thermal breaks, assures low operating cost, sustainable, and comfortable living spaces.
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