university advancement 2004 highlights - Western University of ...
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STATE OF THE UNIVERSITYFACILITY HIGHLIGHTS• 24/7-access-controlled entry• Full-service on-site management• Served by downtown/campus patrol• Convenient, dedicated, <strong>of</strong>f-street parking• Free overnight and visitor parking• Two large outdoor courtyards with wirelessconnectivity• Outdoor BBQ and event space• Ro<strong>of</strong>top lounge with dramatic views andwireless connectivity• Attractive landscaping and public art• Elevator service to upper floors• Disability access throughout• Indoor bicycle storage rooms• Resident-only laundry room• Indoor group study rooms• Pet-friendly with outdoor pet station‘THE HELIX’ DESIGNED FOR WESTERNUSTUDENTS Developers recently broke ground on a newhousing project designed for <strong>Western</strong>U students at Third andPalomares Street, south <strong>of</strong> the Health Pr<strong>of</strong>essions Building.The project—called The Helix at <strong>University</strong> Village—will becompleted by December 2005. The development is beingprivately built at no cost to the <strong>university</strong> and operated byRealm Real Estate and Arteco Partners, a Pomona-based firmthat develops specialty housing.“We are proud to be part <strong>of</strong> this special public-private<strong>university</strong>partnership,” said Jerry Tessier, Arteco’s president. “Thisproject adds to Pomona’s existing downtown neighborhoodand facilitates the growth <strong>of</strong> the <strong>university</strong> by meeting thestrong demand for student housing.”The project features 100 units (52 two-bedrooms, 24one bedrooms and 24 studios) in a four-story building.10 Spring 2005 www.westernu.edu
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