With a focus on minimal disruption to students and state-of-the-art construction, we manage the entire construction process from start to finish with clarity and communication every step of the way.
South Bend, Indiana
New men’s and women’s residence halls each totaling 68,726 SF. Each residence hall has five stories including a basement. Each residence hall has 225 rooms.
Richmond, Indiana
Two 19,693 SF student housing buildings with 18 four-bedroom units and one 23,199 SF building with 24 two-bedroom units. The project also included a Clubhouse with several amenities for residents.
West Lafayette, Indiana
New, 47,902 SF four-story, 40-unit student housing facility. The project started with the demolition of an existing structure. A partial underground parking lot is available for residents and solar panels were installed on the roof to help with energy efficiency in the apartment units.
Indianapolis, Indiana (LEED Certified)
The first LEED certified fraternity house in the State of Indiana, the Phi Delta Theta project was a 11,600 SF renovation of the original 1929 structure. The renovation included the upgrade of the electrical and heating and cooling systems and the exterior limestone was patched and repaired.
Indianapolis, Indiana
A 15,000 SF complete interior finish update that included structural repairs and remodeling the common areas. All the walls, ceilings, and floors were renovated in the common areas of the exiting building.
Indianapolis, Indiana
New 10,200 SF three-story building with a basement. The addition included a new chapter room and a dining room addition with a sun deck. The interior of existing house received new finishes, additional bathroom space, and a computer/study room.
West Lafayette, Indiana
5,000 SF renovation of an existing sorority house that included installing new vinyl plank flooring in the dining room. A feasibility study was also completed to assist with developing information for a capitol campaign.
Bloomington, Indiana
New, 12,500 SF gothic-style academic building. The two-story limestone building houses administrative offices, lounges for collaborative work-study, classrooms, advising offices, and a library for students on the Indiana University Bloomington campus.