Durward will be taken offline for renovations beginning August 2024 and will reopen for the 2025-2026 academic year. The planned improvements will include new and more efficient windows, flooring, LED light fixtures, window coverings and fresh paint. The updates to this building are expected to increase efficiencies throughout the hall (including lower utility costs) and revitalize the interior space. The substructure of the building will remain intact to reduce overall waste in comparison to a new build.
The first of the two “Towers” buildings on campus, Westfall halls’ renovations were completed in 2023.
The improvements included new and more efficient windows, flooring, LED light fixtures, window coverings, moveable wardrobes, and fresh paint. These improvements are expected to increase efficiencies throughout the building (including lower utility costs) and revitalize the interior space, while keeping the substructure of the building intact to reduce overall waste.
The Corbett/Parmelee Dining Center and Corbett lobby completed major renovations in August 2018. The new dining center, The Foundry, combined Corbett and Parmelee Dining Centers into a single food-hall-inspired dining center with eight micro-restaurants. The Corbett lobby has been opened up into one large space as it was originally constructed.
The Ingersoll lobby and basement underwent a major renovation in 2015 to create new study, kitchen, and social spaces.
Laurel Village is a state-of-the-art undergraduate housing facility that accommodates more than 600 students in two residence halls. Construction of Alpine and Pinon Halls was completed for the beginning of the Fall 2014 semester. The Laurel Village project also included The Pavilion, a community building, which is the first on campus to receive LEED Platinum certification. The project is located on the site of the former Lory Apartments, on the northwest side of campus between Corbett Hall and the Durrell Center.
The Aggie Village Apartments renovation (located between Lake and Prospect on the south side of campus) was completed in August 2016. The project replaced 145 apartments constructed in 1960, with 973 new student beds on the 8.4-acre site. The $111 million redevelopment project is the largest undertaking ever at CSU, and provides an international housing community for upper-class undergraduates, graduate students, visiting scholars and post-docs.
Housing & Dining Services takes the following exceptions to the Colorado State University Facilities Planning, Design & Construction Standards. These documents are meant to serve as supplemental standards for HDS-specific buildings and should be referenced in tandem to the full versions maintained by Facilities Management here fm.colostate.edu/constr_standards.
