Belmont Starts Work On Major Residence Hall

Belmont University broke ground yesterday on the institution’s largest residence hall, which will open its first phase in August 2018. The second phase will be finished in early 2019. The property will house 600 upperclassmen.

About 55% of Belmont’s undergraduate population lives on campus, and the new hall will increase residential spaces from 3,500 to more than 4,100. The new facility will feature both suite and apartment-style room options and be in the southeast quadrant of campus, between 12th and 15th avenues. Nashville-based R.C. Mathews is the contractor, and ESa is the architect.

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