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Montana State University Hyalite Hall

Building the bonds of community in our residence halls is one of our top priorities at MSU.”


Community Living: New campus residence hall houses incoming freshman

Montana State University’s Hyalite Hall is a newly constructed six-story residential hall accommodating up to 510 beds. The 150,000-sf building comprises of two wings with a connecting common space on each level; a main lobby; two conference rooms, and community kitchen. Each wing on every floor has a collection of single-room, double-room, and triple-room configurations. DCI engineers was the EOR for the primary concrete structural system, which consists of cast-in-place concrete, post tensioned concrete, and concrete shear walls.

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Location:
Bozeman, Montana
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Square Feet:
150,000
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Stories:
6
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Service:
Structural
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Industries:
Higher Education, Multi-Family Residential
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Primary Material:
Concrete

Project Highlights

  • Hyalite Hall’s central, glazed building connector features a backlit “lantern” with imagery of local outdoor scenes of Hyalite Canyon.
  • Each wing on every floor has a collection of single-room, double-room, and triple-room configurations.
  • Residence hall includes a multi-purpose community room accommodating 150 people.
  • Pursuing LEED Gold certification.

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