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Capital Planning
Every year residential housing coordinates a variety of major and minor capital improvement projects to maintain and improve the quality of the student experience at OHIO. These projects range from the complete gutting and remodeling of a residential facility to paint and tile work. These projects represent a substantial investment in the future of Ohio University and the future of the residence hall system.
Recently completed projects
- Bromley Hall Renovations: Phase III ($3 million)
- West Green Infrastructure & Landscape Project: Phase I ($1.7 million)
- South Green Roof Replacements - Dougan, Wray, Hoover ($550,000)
- Carpet & Tile Replacement - Boyd, Hoover, Johnson ($180,000)
- New Lounge Furniture - Hoover, Armbruster, Martzolff ($200,000)
- 200 Sets of New Study Tables & Chairs ($200,000)
- Voigt Hall Exterior Paint, Roof Replacement & Fire Alarm Upgrade ($800,000)
- Air Conditioner Replacement - Voigt & Treudley ($100,000)
- Complete Interior Painting - Bryan, Johnson, Washington ($200,000)
- South Pole Community Space Renovation ($125,000)
- James Hall Cabinet Refurbishing ($640,000)
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