University of North Texas Develops Sorority Houses

Published May 2004

DENTON, TEXAS -

The University of North Texas is building the 41,000-sf “Sorority Row” complex on its Denton campus. Upon completion in July, the $3.5-million project will consist of five attached sorority houses, each with approximately 8,200 sf, creating approximately 125 additional residential living units. Each house will include 12 double-occupancy bedrooms, a single occupancy ADA bedroom, a house mother’s apartment and a common area for chapter meetings. The project team is comprised of architectural firm BOKA Powell of Dallas and contractor McCarthy.

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