Quinnipiac University - Gary Steficek
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The new complex at Quinnipiac University York Hill Campus includes a 141,000 sf twin sports arena, a 1,800 bed crescent-shaped dormitory, 5 story free-standing parking garage for approximately 2,000 cars, 26 smaller stand-alone dormitories totaling 636 beds and an 85,000 sf Student Center with the campus’ central mechanical plant in the basement, campus dining areas and student activity spaces.
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