Ball State University Greek Village Sorority Housing Complex

American Structurepoint provided the architecture, civil, and structural engineering services necessary to design this estimated $20.6 million sorority housing complex. The 111,015-sft housing complex was designed to contain more than 280 beds. Ball State has been without proper sorority housing for its entire history, so the Greek Village Sorority Housing design represented a whole new project type on campus. The American Structurepoint team worked tirelessly with BSU officials to identify their needs, refine their program, reconcile their budget with their wishes, and design a campus building complex that was simultaneously an extension of the University and yet not “institutional” in appearance.