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s we look to the future and second century of Alpha
Lambda, it is easy to see that updates and maintenance
to the chapter house are necessary. e fraternity and
its alumni must invest in our home to meet the needs of today's
students. Considering all options while working with a select
group of alumni who have experience in design, development,
renovations, and project planning, the Alpha Lambda Housing
Corporation has determined that a renovation is the most cost
effective way to move forward. In a renovation, our plan would
include:
• Site Improvements: Updates to include the building
envelope, property lighting, and landscaping for structural
durability and aesthetic appeal
• Study Space: Provide ample study space, including areas
for individual and group study, as well as wireless internet
access throughout the facility
• Meeting Space: Provide meeting and common space that
is adequate for a growing undergraduate chapter
• Interior Updates: Update interior furnishings, fixtures,
and flooring to provide a modern look and feel to the
facility
• Systems and Safety: Repair or replace heating and cooling,
plumbing, and electrical systems to accommodate the
volume/size of the house and address safety issues with
updating sprinklers, fire-rated doors, and full compliance
with code specifications
• Endowment: Develop an endowment for a scholarship
program to further the level and scope of scholarships,
regardless of external economic factors
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Project Highlights
Project Cost
As we move forward in this process, we will begin to
develop formal plans that can be presented for bidding.
At this time, we estimate that a project goal of $2.5
million will achieve the goals and objectives that we
have set. Your feedback on those goals and objectives
will greatly aid in our mission to provide a quality
living and learning environment for our undergraduate
brothers.
