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Emory Graduate and Professional Student Housing
Emory University
A new graduate housing complex will promote student belonging and community while encouraging independence.
Location
Atlanta, GA
Size
Phase 1: 283,000 GSF
Sustainability
LEED Silver (targeted)
Services
Beds
Phase 1: 535 beds
Phase 2: 464 beds
Phase 2: 464 beds
Completion
Phase 1: 2024
Phase 2: Ongoing
Phase 2: Ongoing
In an effort to promote graduate student community and retention at Emory University, Ayers Saint Gross has designed a two-phased housing project specifically targeted toward graduate and professional students. The housing community, which includes a parking deck and a community center, will include 1,000 beds in a mixture of micro units, studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom units, allowing students to select housing based on their preferences for size, price, and single versus double occupancy.
To facilitate a sense of community among graduate and professional students, there will be first-floor community areas including a fitness center, open study areas, and a kitchen.
This project is being delivered through a public-private partnership with American Campus Communities.
A rendered site plan shows the landscaping design approach for the Emory Graduate Housing.
Designed to be consistent and reflective of the campus’s wooded context, the complex is centrally located on campus, within a 15-minute walk to all of Emory’s graduate academic programs, libraries, and labs, and accessible to a series of campus trails and public transportation.
Partners
Ayers Saint Gross, Architect of Record
American Campus Communities, Developer
Moody Nolan, Interior Architect
American Campus Communities, Developer
Moody Nolan, Interior Architect
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