Largest residence for each GLO

[Scandia]

I was wondering where were the largest houses for each GLO that maintains student housing. Like which campus had the actual largest residence for a given GLO. Is there a place that keeps such statistics?

[FSUZeta]

scandia, i believe that the zta chapter house which has the largest capacity is our indiana university chapter. i believe they can house 110 women.

[Firehouse]

The greek houses with the largest capacities would be found in the mid-west. Specifically: Purdue, Missouri, Kansas, Illinois, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, maybe Indiana. There are houses in Washington (state) that have a capacity of 100+. Most of those schools cited have capacities of 80+. Some house more than 100.

[AlexMack]

Originally Posted by Firehouse

The greek houses with the largest capacities would be found in the mid-west. Specifically: Purdue, Missouri, Kansas, Illinois, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, maybe Indiana. There are houses in Washington (state) that have a capacity of 100+. Most of those schools cited have capacities of 80+. Some house more than 100.

I saw pictures of the tri-delt house at Purdue. It's enormous!

[33girl]

ASA's biggest house is at Emporia State. (Not the apple, the picture below it, duh.)

[Elephant Walk]

Kappa Sigma Xi Chapter at the University of Arkansas.

[Tom Earp]

Originally Posted by 33girl

ASA's biggest house is at Emporia State. (Not the apple, the picture below it, duh.)

WOW, Emporia State, awesome! The New LXA House at my chapter only holds 24 in the same Conference as ESU!

Most schools this size do not have houses this big!

Ah, Auburn, LXA built a new house there and is something else in size.

William-Jewell and Druery are extemely nice! Both Mo. Chapters!

How do they afford them?

[indygphib]

Originally Posted by centaur532

I saw pictures of the tri-delt house at Purdue. It's enormous!

It definitely is! The Delta Delta Delta chapter at Purdue (not too far down the road from the Gamma Phi Beta residence) can house 100 women. Their house was built in 1988 during their centennial year - ah, the things that one remembers from recruitment! It's a beautiful house on the inside, too.

Purdue's Delta Zeta chapter has a gorgeous house as well!

[Stef the Pef]

These came up on the old thread linked at the bottom:

Huge three-building FSU Phi Delta Theta complex: http://www.fsuphidelt.org/index.asp?...house.asp#mar2

Gigantic one-house FSU Pike house: http://www.fsupikes.com/

And in the works--one gorgeous Phi Psi house at UT: http://www.utphipsi.com/

The first two look pretty plain, IMHO, but the Phi Psi house looks awesome, especially if they're saving a lot of the old house's architectural features (wood paneling, stained glass, etc.) to go into the new house. Does anyone at UT know if they've got it finished yet? The plans are beautiful!

[AlexMack]

Originally Posted by indygphib

It definitely is! The Delta Delta Delta chapter at Purdue (not too far down the road from the Gamma Phi Beta residence) can house 100 women. Their house was built in 1988 during their centennial year - ah, the things that one remembers from recruitment! It's a beautiful house on the inside, too.

Purdue's Delta Zeta chapter has a gorgeous house as well!

My sister-in-law was an AXiD at Purdue. Unforunately, they got initiated and then the chapter shut down so they all had to go alum. Then they reopened the next year with all new girls. I remember her saying their house was beautiful. I need to go check it out on the website (if there are pictures).