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Harvey Mudd College Drinkward Hall Student Housing
Claremont, California, United States
With its ever-growing student population, Harvey Mudd College’s new 45,000 sf, three-story student housing project is part of an initiative to provide student housing for its entire student body.
The U-shaped structure is the largest and tallest student housing building on campus. The building includes 134-beds in four- to five-person suites with their own kitchens, as well as stand alone rooms, student lounges, a large communal kitchen, group study areas, and laundry facilities.
This is the first of three new student housing buildings planned, the design of all of which will be integrated into the existing college campus.
The project utilizes a valance passive radiant heating and cooling system for the dormitory rooms. The system decreases fan energy significantly and reduces the annual maintenance at the terminal conditioning systems. These sustainable systems supported the project in achieving LEED Silver.
Size: 45,000 sf
Project Cost: $19 million
End Date: 2015
Architect: Pfeiffer Partners Architects
Owner: Harvey Mudd College
Contractor: Bernards
Services: MEP Engineering, Energy Analysis, Sustainability Consulting