project summary
Multi-floor Modular Facility
category
location
Midwestern U.S.A.
Sunbelt facility
Whitley Manufacturing A Sunbelt Company
size
18,000 sq. ft.
key achievements
Building Floor Plan Highlights

case study summary
This college is located in a downtown area and is known for programs in mathematics, engineering and science. But, it also offers a well regarded liberal arts program. In the past decade, the school has undergone rapid growth, with over 4,000 students from around the world. Housing has increasingly become a problem. As property around campus became available, the school had decided to expand student housing by building a new dormitory. The challenge: the new building would have to compete with local apartments and it would need to be ready at the start of the semester.
Whitley, in cooperation with a Sunbelt Dealer, took on the project with the guarantee that the students would have spacious and comfortable apartments well before the start of classes. In less than 90 days, the ground was cleared, the building completed and finish work finalized. Forty-five students have private rooms in shared apartments. Common areas provide well-lighted study areas while saving energy through passive solar lighting applications. The college is pleased with the building, enough to have selected Whitley for another project.
A fast-track modular residence hall designed to deliver comfortable, apartment-style student housing in time for the academic year. Completed in under 90 days, this dormitory demonstrates how accelerated construction, thoughtful design, and energy-conscious features can expand campus living while maintaining quality and budget control
key achievements
Building Floor Plan Highlights

case study summary
This college is located in a downtown area and is known for programs in mathematics, engineering and science. But, it also offers a well regarded liberal arts program. In the past decade, the school has undergone rapid growth, with over 4,000 students from around the world. Housing has increasingly become a problem. As property around campus became available, the school had decided to expand student housing by building a new dormitory. The challenge: the new building would have to compete with local apartments and it would need to be ready at the start of the semester.
Whitley, in cooperation with a Sunbelt Dealer, took on the project with the guarantee that the students would have spacious and comfortable apartments well before the start of classes. In less than 90 days, the ground was cleared, the building completed and finish work finalized. Forty-five students have private rooms in shared apartments. Common areas provide well-lighted study areas while saving energy through passive solar lighting applications. The college is pleased with the building, enough to have selected Whitley for another project.
A fast-track modular residence hall designed to deliver comfortable, apartment-style student housing in time for the academic year. Completed in under 90 days, this dormitory demonstrates how accelerated construction, thoughtful design, and energy-conscious features can expand campus living while maintaining quality and budget control








