Thurgood Marshall Hall provides a mix of semi-suite and apartment-style housing including more than 670 beds for undergraduate and graduate students, as well as a 40,000 sq. ft. dining facility serving the entire student population.
The goal of the design is to encourage interaction among students to enhance the sense of community felt by students, increasing enrollment and retention.
Amenities and support spaces in this new residence hall will provide an enjoyable on-campus residential experience for students.
Designed to illuminate each space with an abundance of natural light, this residence hall provides a positive environment for all students.
Working closely with the Alumni Association, Moody Nolan led the project through a lengthy zoning variance process, ultimately achieving unanimous approval of eight variances to allow the project to move forward.