Clemson University’s $96 million core campus project will demolish and replace three major buildings in the middle of the school’s campus. According to project’s architecture firm, the project will be completed in 2016 completion date, reports GSABusiness.
The 700-bed project will include 179,000 square feet of residential space, 76,000 square feet of dining space and 5,000 square feet of academic space for a total 260,000 square feet.
The facility will be used as the new home for the 400-student Calhoun Honors College and will include central lounge space, study rooms, a library space, a grand hall and two classroom spaces, according to the university’s project page.
