Future House
First Floor – 3,570 Square Feet
• Television Lounge
• Dining Room
• Chapter Room
• Ritual Storage
• Serving Kitchen
• Multiple Study and
Conference Rooms
Second Floor – 3,570 Square Feet
• Sleeping capacity of 17 with
single and double rooms
• Community Bath
• Laundry
Total square footage 7,140
Estimatee Construction Cost
$2.8 million
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OUR DREAM FOR EPSILON GAMMA
T
he Epsilon Gamma alumni leadership has identified areas
of need and opportunities for our chapter. e board has
worked with TreanorHL Architects—a firm with extensive
Greek housing experience. ese plans address facility management
and will enhance and modernize the conditions of our house, while
maintaining the integrity of our structure.
Many of us recall the brotherhood developed at the house. Our
old house provided us a location to congregate between classes, a
place to study, socialize and develop lasting friendship. Our new
fraternity house, which will be on campus, will provide space for our
undergraduate brothers to come together and further the bonds of
brotherhood, like the days of old. is project will provide the most
competitive facility on campus for attracting quality young men.
GOALS
1. Pay off the new land purchase
2. Construct the new Kappa Sigma fraternity house
3. Develop a plan for continued alumni engagement and support
PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS
Old House
• Distance from
campus – 1.5 miles
• Occupancy – 6 beds,
2 residents
• 1 Shared Bathroom
• No Air Conditioning
Total square footage
~3,500
"For years, we have talked about ways to improve Epsilon Gamma Chapter, but we have never taken action.
With this land purchase and a chapter full of high-achieving undergraduates, now is the time to act. I'm
excited to share this concept with my fellow alumni. This is about securing a better future for a place that
belongs to all of us. More than anything else, it's time for big thinking at Epsilon Gamma." - Brad Powell '92
