Residential

University of Arkansas Sigma Nu Fraternity House

University of Arkansas Sigma Nu Fraternity House

Project Overview

Location: Fayetteville, Arkansas
Client: University of Arkansas / Sigma Nu Fraternity
Project Type: Higher Education / Residential
Size: 20,500 SF

WDD Architects provided architectural design services for the Sigma Nu Fraternity House at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville. The 20,500 SF residential facility provides housing for 54 members, along with academic, social and shared spaces designed to support fraternity life on campus.

Outdoor courtyard and pergola at the University of Arkansas Sigma Nu Fraternity House in Fayetteville, designed by WDD Architects

Design Features

Built on a steep site near Razorback Stadium, the three-story fraternity house uses the site’s change in elevation to provide entrances at multiple levels. The residence includes a large library, floor lounges, multipurpose spaces and a variety of residential suites. Outdoor balconies and terraces extend the living spaces and take advantage of the hillside setting.

Interior corridor at the University of Arkansas Sigma Nu Fraternity House featuring arched openings and columns.

Multipurpose event space at the University of Arkansas Sigma Nu Fraternity House in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

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Interior view of conference room at the University of Arkansas Sigma Nu Fraternity in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

Student lounge at the University of Arkansas Sigma Nu Fraternity House in Fayetteville.

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