Greyhound Village Student Housing

In developing a new student housing project, the University of Indianapolis incorporated campus life while emphasizing life in a major metropolitan area. Schmidt Associates worked with the University to develop a modern living facility for upperclassmen. The resulting design incorporated a 196-unit residence hall furnished with one to four bedrooms, private baths, kitchens, living areas, and washer and dryers. The building wings incorporate various lounges along with a central commons, bringing together students while creating flexibility for movement throughout the building. With these amenities, students feel right at home while they are pursuing their degrees. Having a modern yet timeless design palette was key to attracting new tenants. The apartment corridors have a hospitality feel to help differentiate the commons spaces from the living spaces. Along with the higher-end finishes in the apartments, the common spaces and public spaces were designed with particular details to tie into the building’s exterior façade.

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