Ice House Complex
The Ice House is one of 11 apartment-style residence halls for upperclass students. It is located on the south side of campus, just a short walk from most academic buildings.
The Ice House apartment complex houses a total of 100 students in four-, five-, and six-person apartments among three separate buildings (Ice House G, H and I).
All bathrooms in the Ice House apartment complex as described below accommodate one person at a time, therefore each bathroom is gender-neutral.
Ice House G (apartments 201-203) consists of three six-person townhouses. Each of these apartments has three double bedrooms -- one on the first floor, two on the second floor. Each apartment also has a full kitchen, dining area, and living room. There are also two full baths, one on each floor, in each apartment in Ice House G.
Ice House H (apartments 104-108 and 204-308) is an apartment complex with three floors of four-person apartments; there are five apartments on each floor for a total of 15 apartments. Each apartment has two double bedrooms, full kitchen, dining and living room areas, and one full bathroom.
Ice House I (apartments 109-113) consists of two four-person and three five-person townhouses. All townhouses in Ice House I have a full kitchen, a dining area and living room. The four-person apartments have two double bedrooms and 1 1/2 baths, while the five-person apartments have two double bedrooms, one single bedroom, and two full baths.
All apartments in the Ice House complex have a full kitchen (including a full-size refrigerator and range) and the dining area includes a table with chairs. Kitchens are not equipped with microwave ovens, dinnerware or cookware. The living room furniture consists of a sofa, one or two chairs and an end table.
Each bedroom has carpeting and built-in closet space, a desk, a dresser, and an extra-long bed (38 inches x 80 inches x 6 1/2 inches) for each resident.
- ICE HOUSE H (metal bed frames): There is approximately 15 inches between the floor and the bottom of the bed. To gain additional storage space below the bed, students may use bed risers. Students may also choose to have their beds bunked. Requests to bunk your bed must be submitted via a Facilities work order request to Facilities Services.
- ICE HOUSE G AND I (wood bed frames): Bed frames are adjustable and can be set by the student to one of three height options:
- Lowest setting (1st notch): 13 inches of clearance between the floor and the bottom of the bed
- Middle setting (2nd notch): Approximately 18 inches of clearance
- Highest setting (3rd notch): 23 inches of clearance
Students may also choose to have their beds lofted or bunked. Lofted beds allow furniture such as the desk, chair, and dresser to fit underneath. Requests to loft or bunk your bed must be submitted via a Facilities work order request to Facilities Services.
Helpful Facts:
Housing Rate Plan 2 Meal plan required No Year built Capacity 100 Residential floors N/A Number of 3-person apartments 1 (Community Advisor apartment) Number of 4-person apartments 16 Number of 5-person apartments 3 Number of 6-person apartments 3 Type of bed frame(s) in each bedroom Ice House H only = Metal (can be bunked)
Ice House G & I = Wood (can be bunked/lofted)
Bathroom within each apartment Yes Kitchen within each apartment Yes ADA accessible Partially Elevator No Air conditioned Yes Laundry location 209 N. Washington, Lamp Post, or Smith House (card accessible) Trash location Dumpster in parking lot Wireless connection (W=wireless, D=data jack) W & D