TCU Village Worth Hills Village Buildings 4 & 5
Arnold Hall and Richard Hall, the two new student housing facilities, round out the Worth Hills Village and add 100 new residential units accommodating up to 300 students to TCU's expanding campus. The buildings' structural systems include pier and grade beam foundations, concrete retaining walls below grade, concrete column and spandrel beam gravity systems, two-way mild reinforced concrete slab structural floors, concrete shear walls, and a steel framed roof system with cold-formed steel roof trusses. Both buildings have been certified LEED Gold for New Construction.
Location
Fort Worth, Texas
Size
126,000 SF
Construction Cost
$42,000,000
Professional Services
Accelerated Design Process
Structural Design and Analysis
Building Information Modeling
Project Type
Multi- Family
Completion Date
2018
360 Engineering provided documentation and analysis of existing structural systems and structural design for repairs and reinforcement. Additionally, 360 provided cold-formed steel framing design and detailing for the Lone Wolf restaurant and the Shuffles retail interior build-outs.