Tuskegee University Lewis Adams Residence Hall Project

Division 12 Consulting proudly completed the transformation of Lewis Adams Hall, a cornerstone of Tuskegee University’s rich heritage. Spanning more than 52,000 square feet and providing 152 student beds, this project reimagines traditional dormitory living into a modern residential experience.

The upgraded facility now features contemporary 2-bed and 4-bed suite-style units, providing students with enhanced comfort and privacy. In addition to residential upgrades, the revitalized hall includes classroom and study spaces, laundry facilities, communal gathering areas, and a fully functional post office, creating a holistic living-learning environment.

Named in honor of Lewis Adams, a pivotal figure in the establishment of Tuskegee, the hall reflects the university’s continued dedication to honoring its legacy while evolving to meet the needs of today’s students. Adams’ influence predates the founding of the institution in 1881, when it was originally known as the Tuskegee State Normal School for Colored Teachers.

This project stands as a testament to Division 12 Consulting’s commitment to excellence in educational environments, blending history, function, and forward-thinking design.