Greek Fraternity Housing Complex
College of William and Mary

  • A rendering of a street scene with people walking down the street near the Greek Fraternity Housing Complex at the College of William and Mary.
  • A group of Greek students walking down a sidewalk in front of a brick building at the College of William and Mary's Fraternity Housing Complex.
  • A group of Greek college students walking around a brick house at the Fraternity Housing Complex.
  • Two people standing in the lobby of a Greek housing community building.
  • A group of Greek students from the College of William and Mary standing in a fraternity housing hallway.
College of William and Mary
Williamsburg, Virginia

Begun as a site feasibility study, the project increased on-campus undergraduate residence hall capacity by creating a Greek village with 11 separate 17-bed fraternity houses and a 9,000-square-foot community building.

The village is composed of houses based on three model floor plans, with the design of each house varying slightly to reflect the unique character of its resident fraternity. All three floor plans offer one- and two-bedroom layouts and shared spaces including community baths, kitchen and dining areas, laundry facilities, and chapter rooms that function as the family rooms of the houses.

The community building earned Silver certification under LEED for new construction in 2009. A house based on each of the three models earned Gold certification under LEED for Homes. As a result, the project earned a total of four LEED certifications.

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Architecture
Interior Design
Construction Administration
Sustainability