Benedictine College | Row Houses
BENEDICTINE COLLEGE | ROW HOUSES
New England style, three-story triplexes.
THE COMMUNITY
The mission of Benedictine College as a Catholic, Benedictine, liberal arts, residential college is the education of men and women within a community of faith and scholarship.
Benedictine aims to maximize the student campus experience and seeks to maintain a very high level of on-campus living, with +70% of undergraduate students currently living in campus housing. As the student population continues to grow, there is a need for the number of beds (currently +1,500) to increase.
THE CONSTRUCTION
The Benedictine Row Houses are New England style, three-story triplexes. There are currently two row house buildings, with 6 units, that house 24-27 upperclassman. Each three-story Row House provides private bedrooms for 4 to 5 students on the first and third floors, with the center floor for common living area and kitchen.
The two new Row House buildings are 9,440 total Sqft and will house 24 upperclassmen.
This project was a team effort.
ARCHITECT: ELLISON-AUXIER ARCHITECTS
MEP ENGINEER: LATIMER SOMMERS & ASSOCIATES, P.A.
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: BOB D. CAMPBELL & CO.
What’s your vision?
Give Joe a shout and let’s figure out how to bring it to life.
Joe Riedel
VP, Business Development & Marketing
