University Suites: Northern Kentucky University, Greater Cincinnati Region

University Suites

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University Suites, built in 2002, is a suite style hall in the Boothe Residential Village featuring two-bedroom and four-bedroom suites for up to almost 400 students. With lots of space and a great sense of community, University Suites is a great place for students transitioning from traditional living to more independent living, located in the heart of the residential core of campus.

History of University Suites

Construction

University Suites is part of the Leon E. Boothe Residential Village, conveniently located on the northwest side of the academic core, within easy walking distance of classroom buildings. This residence hall is a four-story building constructed of concrete masonry and a stucco-like facade featuring suite style living for students. The building includes two-bedroom double-occupancy suites and four bedroom single occupancy suites, all with two bathrooms and a small living area per suite. The building also includes a computer lab, classroom/multi-purpose room, laundry room, and a variety of student study/lounge spaces. This popular residence hall houses 396 students.

The Leon E. Boothe Residential Village was dedicated in honor of Dr. Leon E. Boothe who served from 1983 to 1996 as the university's third president.

Building Details

Building Number: 0379

Building Code: US

Assignable Square Feet: 80,412

Gross Square Feet: 123,410

Construction Year: 2003

Original Cost: $13,733,533

Estimated Replacement Cost: $20,139,000

Ground Breaking Date: September 25, 2002

Dedication Date: August 27, 2003

Occupancy Date: July 1, 2003

Original Design Team: GBBN (Concept Architect), Luckett & Farley (Architect), Joseph & Joseph (Owner's Architect), Messer Construction (Design Build Contractor)

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