The project involves approximately 316,300 square feet in renovation and new construction that will increase dining capacity, improve building efficiency and sustainability, and showcase a vibrant residential experience to students, parents, and guests who visit campus. Booth Hansen architects, Boeren-Russo Builders, have partnered with University Housing to design the multimillion-dollar renovation. Along with sustainable design, the on-site supervision by Boeren Russo Builders of the continuous insulation system, using Armatherm Z Girt thermal breaks, assures low operating cost, sustainable, and comfortable living spaces.
Other Articles& Projects
Thermal break articles
The Impact of Thermal Bridging on Indoor Air Quality
Thermal break articles
Meeting Net Zero with Innovative Construction Solutions
Thermal break articles
The importance of using thermal break materials with the right compressive strength
Thermal break articles
Armatherm™ partners with Hanley Wood offering thermal bridging webinar
Thermal break articles
How to make flat roof systems energy efficient
Thermal break articles
Armatherm achieves Passivhaus Column Base certificate
Thermal break articles
Thermal breaks are the missing links in continuous insulation
Thermal break articles
Ultra-high strength polyurethane can control heat loss through steel framing
Thermal break articles
Armatherm: Effectively isolating cold storage facilities
