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University of Oregon plans for major developments to east campus

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A new housing project is underway on the east side of the University of Oregon campus. Starting this summer, UO will build a seven-story, 870-bed residence hall that has not yet been given a name. It will primarily house first-year and transfer students. The building will be located south of East 17th Avenue between Columbia Street and Villard Street, and will cost an estimated $160 million dollars to build. Fortis Construction is the contractor…
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East campus construction to claim 1,200 parking spots

By the fall of 2025, an estimated 1,200 parking spots will be gone as TCU builds a new residence hall and parking garage. By fall 2025 the parking lots in red are expected to close because of construction. This photo illustration is made using Google Earth. (Google Earth) By fall 2025 the parking lots in red are expected to close because of construction. This photo illustration…

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University of Oregon plans for major developments to east campus

A new housing project is underway on the east side of the University of Oregon campus. Starting this summer, UO will build a seven-story, 870-bed residence hall that has not yet been given a name. It will primarily house first-year and transfer students. The building will be located south of East 17th Avenue between Columbia Street and Villard Street, and will cost an estimated $160 million dollars to build. Fortis Construction is the contractor…

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Daily Emerald broke the news in on Friday, April 4, 2025.
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