The hall has 108 two bedroom apartment suites with kitchenettes, living rooms and private bathrooms. The suites are arranged along central corridors on four floors in an apartment-style program that provides complete gender privacy within a co-educational setting, and a number of activity spaces including lounges, computer rooms, an exercise room and a common room. This program fosters community and a sense of place for students as well as the University's summer conference residents.

The design reflects our years of research into the behavior patterns of students: their need to make connections with social groups, establish independence through freedom of choice and privacy, and their desire to see others and be seen by others unselfconsciously in a non-confrontational setting