Clark Hall reopened in August after being gutted and renovated during the spring and summer terms. The building features an attractive new back entrance, stairs to the basement/laundry area in the front, a new lobby and front desk, new front door and windows throughout.

“We didn’t add space. It’s the same building, but it has a better presence than before,” says Harold Leeman, who oversaw the project for the TCU Physical Plant.

Clark is home to about 220 men and women.

New furniture and flat-screen televisions were added in the main lobby and common areas. The lobby now has marble floors similar to those in the residence halls in the Campus Commons. A redesigned front desk is streamlined to allow for a more open lobby.

Hallways were painted plum and new doors have a mahogany look and feel. Rooms are now a mixture of sizes and types. Some include shared suite-style bathrooms.

The basement laundry facilities and gameroom were reorganized and now include new seating, flat-screen television and washers and dryers.

The renovation also improved accessible entrances.