• Location

    Muncie, IN

  • Size

    137,680 SF

  • Cost

    $43.9M

  • Project Type

    New Construction

  • Owner

    Ball State University

Jack Beyerl (North) Residence Hall

Campus density in the north residential neighborhood is on the rise with a new dining hall and two new residence halls. The Jack Beyerl (North) Residence Hall contains 496 beds and is designed specifically for science, technology, and math (STM) students. It is equipped with a central lounge and a makerspace that includes a lab for 3D printing and fabrication, as well as a virtual reality development center on the first floor, two-story lounges shared by paired residential floors, and smaller study spaces throughout. Site amenities include a community fire pit, seating area, and strong connection to campus for an added sense of community.

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“We wanted to create experiences for students that melded their out-of-class experience with their in-class experience and really provide an enhanced educational environment. We have this huge makerspace with a lot of terrific opportunities to learn and grow in.”

Dr. Alan Hargrave, Associate Vice President for Student Affairs, Ball State University
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