When students move into 544 University Place in fall 2027, they’ll walk into a building more than 600 feet long, or roughly two football fields. But the architects behind the design say their hope is that the building won’t feel vast for those inside it but inviting and homey.
The building on Ostrom Avenue is one of three new residence halls rising on campus designed by architecture firm Bohlin Cywinski Jackson, which together will add nearly 1,900 beds. It will house 566 second-year students in single, two, three and four-bedroom suites, each with an in-suite bathroom and air conditioning.
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