University of Indianapolis – East Residence Hall
Indianapolis, IN
University of Indianapolis’ East Residence Hall is a Greyhound’s home away from home with 148 single-occupant suites with private access and a shared restroom. The hall features several gathering spaces including a bistro and lounge, conference rooms, offices, and a Residential Director suite. There are kitchenettes on each floor, laundry facilities, and wi-fi access.
This four-story, 62,200 SF facility was designed with autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC), which is a highly sustainable precast building stone made of all-natural raw materials. It provides structure, insulation, and fire resistance in a single material.
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Architecture, Interior Design, Roofing & Building Envelope, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Plumbing Design, Lighting Design, Visioning & Planning, Programming,Project Attributes
Campus Dining, Residence Hall, Café, Student Lounge, Study Areas, Furniture Design Coordination, Collaboration Space, Higher EducationRecognition
Awards
Learning by Design, Outstanding Project 2010The University of Indianapolis’ East Residence Hall was designed with a highly sustainable precast building stone made of all-natural raw materials.
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They are good listeners. They provided what we needed versus what they wanted to give us. They are not just trying to build a portfolio. They offer designs that are economical and efficient and appropriate.
Ken Piepenbrink, Former Director of Physical Plant, University of Indianapolis
