A modern campus setting features multiple buildings, pathways, greenery, and students walking or biking, creating a vibrant collegiate atmosphere.

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Bousfield Residence Hall

Client: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Project Type: New Construction
Practice Area(s):
Higher Education
Specialty:
Planning + Programming
Architecture + Interior Design
High-Performance Design
The first LEED Platinum residence hall in Illinois and the first suite-style living in university housing emerged from the redevelopment of a campus neighborhood into a dynamic student life center. The building creates a new gateway to shared amenities.
  • A vibrant green sports field surrounded by trees under a clear sky, with industrial structures visible in the background.
  • A cozy dorm room features two beds, desks, and cheerful decor, with a view from the window and warm wooden flooring.
  • A spacious bathroom featuring a double sink, beige tiled walls, a shower area, and blue towels hanging near the stalls.
  • Three young women relax in a sunlit lounge with large windows, enjoying drinks and a scenic view. Cozy seating adds to the inviting atmosphere.
  • A cozy lounge with a person sitting on a patterned sofa, watching TV. Large windows illuminate the space, revealing a green outdoor view.
  • A cozy lounge features a woman reading, surrounded by modern seating and bright windows, creating a welcoming atmosphere for relaxation.

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