Post a picture of your Fraternity or Sorority house

[AXiDMeesh]

Originally Posted by FSUZeta

where is this?

your house is beautiful.

Originally Posted by lovespink88

Meesh the house looks great! How exciting for you guys!

Thanks!!!

It's at Southern Poly.

[sigtau305]

Originally Posted by DEVODUDE

The new ZBT house (Lambda Chapter) at Case Western Reserve University will be completed Fall 2010.....





ZBT: "Honoring the Past, Celebrating the Present & Impacting the Future."

Looks good

[IHeartUGA]

Originally Posted by FSUZeta

okay, i concede. the 1960's were not kind to architecture.

HAHAHAHAHA

[pshsx1]

Originally Posted by FSUZeta

okay, i concede. the 1960's were not kind to architecture.

lol my chapter's house is from the 60s. Can we say wood paneling heaven? I will have to get some interior pictures in the Fall.

[LXA SE285]

The AOII house at Ole Miss use to look awful before they redid the front in the 1980s. It was like this big square box they built in 1958. Older alumnae use to call it the taco hut.

Bama Pi Phi's old house, also built some time in the '60s, reminded me of a Burger King.

[merba661]

This was our house(s) as of this May:

MAIN HOUSE


ANNEX




We are now in the process of constructing a new house to open in Fall of 2011:

[Drolefille]

Ok so you're gonna want to upload that. You can't link to a file on your computer.

[exlurker]

Sigma Alpha Epsilon Builds New House at Kettering in Flint, Michigan -- $1.25 Million

Article and a little "video clip" are on a station's site:

http://abclocal.go.com/wjrt/story?se...cal&id=7559438

Excerpts from article:

FLINT (WJRT) -- (07/16/10)--In about 10 weeks, members of a college fraternity in Flint will get the keys to a new house.

The construction project near Kettering University could help stabilize a neighborhood that's been in decline.

Four city lots that held vacant buildings had to be cleared to build a new 11,000-square-foot house for . . . the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity.

. . . "We're hoping to establish this area as more of a residential area for our students," said Robert Marias, Greek Life and Community Service director.
Thirty to 35 fraternity members will live in the house on University Avenue, about two blocks from Kettering.

The current frat house located on Beecher Road has been purchased . . . and will eventually be demolished.

One nice feature of the new house is this 40-foot-long balcony on the second floor. . . .

There's an apartment on the first floor for the house mother. On the third floor is a large meeting room. . . .
The $1.25 million project should be completed around Oct. 1.

[KSUViolet06]

Updates on Alpha Beta:

Back (walk out basement I think and start of 1st fl windows):


Front:



Scheduled for completion in Oct. 2010 (just in time for Homecoming!)

[BamaPike]

[KSUViolet06]

It's starting to look like a house. Wow.

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by kchaptergphib

Zeta Tau Alpha (first AOII, then Triangle, then Phi Mu Alpha, became Zeta about 1 year ago)





I hope you all have enjoyed your little NU Greek Tour!

Yes, I'm bring up an old post, but I just came across it and wondered if there's a little confusion. Our Iota chapter's website (and the NU website) indicates that Phi Mu Alpha is still in the house at 626 Emerson:



Meanwhile, the website for the Alpha Phi chapter of Zeta says they are at 710 Emerson.

Just had to ask -- we don't have many houses, so I hate to see a chapter lose one.

ETA: I did a little digging of Northwestern news sources and it appears that Iota lost exclusive use of the house for a while but then got it back. It also appears that they have joined Northwestern's IFC.

[exlurker]

South Dakota State Alpha Xi Delta Location

Wow. South Dakota State U reportedly has plans for the location owned by Alpha Xi Delta, see:


Excerpt (bold face emphasis added):

Phase II of ECS building

According to documents from the Board of Regents website, the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (ECS) building addition will cost an estimated $4.85 million. Of that, $4.4 million comes from an out-of-state private donor through the SDSU Foundation, and the remaining $450,000 is indirect/plant and royalty funds from research.

The . . . addition will be to the west of the existing ECS building, which is located northwest of the intersection of 13th Avenue and Eighth Street in Brookings. Phase II of ECS construction is meant to replace space in nearby Harding Hall.

The South Dakota Legislature already approved the building of the facility in its 2010 session. If approved by the regents, construction could begin in September 2010, and the project could be completed by the winter of 2011, regent documents say.

Moving forward with the addition is contingent upon the university’s ability to obtain land through condemnation procedures. The property, owned and occupied by the SDSU chapter of the Alpha Xi Delta Sorority, is located west of the existing ECS building at 1203 Eighth St. . . .

[exlurker]

ADPi's new house at Methodist is nearing completion. Other houses may follow. For article and a couple of pics -- exterior and work in progress on the interior -- see

http://www.fayobserver.com/articles/...20935?sac=Home

[KSUViolet06]

Not the best pic, but it has a roof now. So exciting.