in
apartment building.
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| Existing Student Housing |
The modular units were built off-site by Homeway Homes and
transported to campus on trailers. Doors, windows, counters, sinks and showers
are already installed and each 12 to 16 foot block will eventually be a part of
the new facility at Black Hawk called ‘The Villas.’
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| New Student Housing from Homeway waiting to be unwrapped and set |
Representatives say putting the apartment together in this
modular style was not only convenient but eco-friendly.
“It’s a lot more energy efficient building them with
Homeway and building them in pods, versus stick building which is what you
usually see,” said Danielle Boulton, area manager for The Villas.
“And they’re a lot more sound proof when we do it this way.”
The $5.7 million project will be completed just in time for
move-in the week before school starts. The apartments will be fully furnished
with access to a campus club house with a 24-hour fitness center and on-site
laundry.
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