University of Kansas, Krehbiel Scholarship Hall (residence halls/lounges)
Lawrence, Kansas
Opened in fall 2008, the 16,500-square-foot Krehbiel Scholarship Hall was designed to blend seamlessly into a historic neighborhood that surrounds the University of Kansas.
Krehbiel Hall houses 50 men, a director, president and proctor. As part of the scholarship hall experience, all students are required to help prepare meals in the full-service kitchen on site. The living room, which is adjacent to the main entrance, was designed with the elements of a private residence—integrating a fireplace with stone hearth, natural light and plentiful seating for residents and visitors.
Artifacts from a previously razed building on the university campus have been incorporated into the design. Ironwork railing was used on the hall’s exterior, and recovered spindles and a pendant light fixture adorn the primary stair.
Krehbiel Hall incorporates many LEED design principles, including a geothermal mechanical system that uses the Earth’s relatively constant temperature to provide heating and cooling for the building. Daylight was maximized throughout all private and public spaces.
Additional Information
Cost per Sq Ft
$209.82
Featured in
2009 Educational Interiors
Interior category
Residence Halls/Lounges
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