Ikenberry Commons Residence Hall

Champaign, Illinois

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Project Overview

Bousfield Hall is a six-story building with basement and is approximately 180,000 square feet and houses approximately 484 students. The project achieved a LEED Silver Certification.

Wassaja Hall replace the existing housing within Ikenberry Commons. The four-story building with partial basement is approximately 155,000 square feet and houses approximately 491 students. The project achieved a LEED Gold Certification.

Ikenberry Dining Center replaced two existing dining facilities on the site. The project consists of a 139,327 SF 2-story masonry and curtain-wall building with a partial basement. The facility features a marketplace dining concept incorporating multiple food stations that provide a variety of cuisines and late-night dining options. It will be flexible enough to meet future dining trends and accommodate special student programs and events. This facility has been programmed to address the varied needs of 3,600 students. It is the largest dining facility on the UIUC campus and one of the largest university dining facilities in the country.

This project was completed by Williams Brothers Construction Inc. (WBCI).

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