When housing large numbers of people, the proper regulation of air and water temperature, as well as equipment noise and vibration, are key. The design of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems must be carefully planned and documented. We’ve equipped several large university residence halls with the systems needed to help students live and study in comfort.
Two six-story residential towers in San Marcos, Texas with a two-story community center, and a total of 600 beds.
Project Architect: SHW Group, Austin, Texas
Total GSF Building: 188,000 gsf
Project Cost: $5,738,000 Central Plant Expansion: $37,344,000 Residence Hall
Our work on this project included:
Five-story, 648-bed residence hall in College Station, Texas that includes a coffee shop, post office, game rooms, laundry, meeting rooms, offices and support areas, resident rooms and community rooms.
Project Architect: SHW Group, Austin, Texas
Total GSF Building: 256,747 gsf
Project Cost: $57,000,000
Our work on this project included:
850-bed, six-level student housing and conference facility in Austin, Texas with convenience store, fast food prep and dining area, and central laundry and computer facilities.
Project Architect: Lotti Krishan & Short, Inc., Tulsa, Oklahoma / GSC Architects, Austin, Texas
Total GSF Building: 304,000 gsf
Project Cost: $42,000,000
Our work on this project included: