Texas Christian University, Multipurpose Dining Hall

The KSQ Architects-designed Multipurpose Dining Hall in the new Worth Hills Village development on the Texas Christian University (TCU) campus takes its “multipurpose” title seriously. The LEED Gold-certified building offers:
• Four dining platforms
• 710 seats (with a variety of seating options)
• An outdoor amphitheater
• Greek Life offices
• Meeting spaces
• Multiple, flexible spaces for dining, studying and socializing
The dining area features a high, classical barrel-vault ceiling. A balcony from the second floor juts into another double-volume space and provides the facility with natural light and a connection to the outdoors.
The high ceiling has acoustical metal panels formed into folded origami shapes that cascade through the space.
The hall anchors a development that will house 1,770 students when complete and supplements the amenities already offered to TCU students in the Brown-Lupton Union on the university’s main campus.

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