Taking up Residence.
American School & University, June, 2004
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Byline: Joe Agron Construction of new residence hall facilities continues to be a focus of colleges and universities, and adding on-campus housing will remain a priority as a swell of incoming students flood higher-education institutions over the next decade. College and university enrollment is projected to grow rapidly through 2013, rising more than 10 percent from today's number.
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This increase in students will force many institutions to scramble for space to not only house the influx of students, but also create additional environments to educate them. Add to this a ...
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