Texas Law Residence Hall (TLRH)
Texas Law Residence Hall (TLRH) is a purpose-built student housing development at the northwest corner of East Dean Keeton and Medical Arts streets. The 14-story, approximately 210,000-square-foot facility will deliver over 300 beds in a dedicated residential environment for law students.
The project includes a mix of academic and lifestyle amenities, including a library-style reading room, fitness center, café, and rooftop decks, designed to support both individual study and community engagement. Located directly across from the law school, the residence hall enhances proximity to academic facilities while creating a more integrated campus living experience.
Developed in response to rising housing costs and increased commuting challenges, the project is intended to improve accessibility and affordability for students while strengthening the law school community. Construction commenced in March of 2026, with completion anticipated ahead of the 2028 Fall term.
Whitis Court – Modern On-Campus Living
Whitis Court is a transformative student housing development at The University of Texas at Austin, designed to provide 1,070 new beds in a modern, purpose-built residence hall. Replacing the previous 200-bed complex, this state-of-the-art facility will offer a mix of single and double rooms with community bathrooms, along with student-focused amenities such as lounges, study spaces, and a university-managed conference center. Developed in partnership with Balfour Beatty Campus Solutions, this $145 million project reflects UT Austin’s commitment to expanding affordable, high-quality on-campus housing. Construction began in June 2024, with completion set for Fall 2027.
UT Football Training Complex (FTC)
UT Football Training Complex (FTC) is a state-of-the-art practice and training facility located on the campus of the University of Texas at Austin, within the university’s athletics district. The development improves proximity to existing athletics facilities while consolidating practice, preparation, and program functions. The project includes both indoor and outdoor practice components, featuring a 70,000-square-foot indoor practice field and a 79,000-square-foot outdoor field designed to support year-round training operations for the Texas football program.
The facility is a purpose-built structure that enhances operational efficiency and athlete performance. Supporting spaces include approximately 10,000 square feet of multi-purpose program space and dedicated areas for training and team operations within a centralized environment.
Construction began in 2024, with completion anticipated in summer of 2026.
