Residence Buildings

Bouckaert Hall was opened in 1986. This co-ed residence has five storeys with each floor housing about 28 first-year students in double-occupancy rooms. Five dons manage the communities and ensure student engagement and connection to the Laurier community.

Bouckaert Hall’s facilities include laundry machines on most floors, television lounges and a communal lounge in the lower level of the building.

Bricker Residence was opened in 1991, providing an alternative to our traditional double-rooms found in other residences. All rooms in Bricker are arranged in apartment-style fashion.

Equipped with four fully furnished bedrooms in each apartment, all suites possess two full baths and a common kitchen, living and dining room. The kitchen is furnished with a fridge and stove. The units are fully furnished, with the exception of small kitchen appliances and dishes.

Bricker is also accessible to persons with physical disabilities and has suites for these students on the ground floor. Other facilities include laundry rooms and a study room. A television lounge on the main floor and a large common lounge provide students with a location to relax and interact with others in the building.

Little House is a co-ed residence that houses 160 first-year students in double-occupancy rooms. Most floors house between 16 and 20 students and provide an atmosphere of community living. There are nine floors in two wings.

All floors in Little House have common lounges with cable, kitchenettes, and washroom facilities. Little House also has a recreation room, foosball table and television lounge. Other facilities include laundry rooms and study rooms.

Conrad Hall is a co-ed residence building that has 13 floors in four wings with space for 251 first-year students. Eleven dons manage the building. Floor sizes vary from 12 to 28 students. There are some single rooms available in Conrad Hall, which are allotted on a lottery basis.

Each floor in Conrad Hall has a common lounge with kitchenette and cable, and common washrooms. Other facilities include a recreation room, an exercise room, laundry rooms and study rooms.

Euler’s two floors provide common lounges with cable, kitchenettes and washrooms. Other facilities include laundry rooms and study rooms. Euler residents also have access to the Euler/Leupold recreation room located in Leupold Residence. Two dons manage this building.

Each apartment unit at King’s Court has at least two full washrooms, a common kitchen and a living/dining room. The kitchen is furnished with a fridge and stove.

The building has an all-purpose meeting room, a laundry room with coin-operated machines, a storage room and elevators.

King Street Residence is the newest member of Laurier’s residence system.

This eight-storey, co-ed residence building houses 328 students in dormitory-style rooms. King Street Residence provides 320 single rooms with semi-private washroom facilities, and four double-occupancy rooms with private washroom facilities. A team of 14 residence dons manages this building.

Each floor in King Street Residence has a common lounge with a kitchenette. Other facilities include study rooms, meeting rooms and a laundry room. Internet is available in each of the residence rooms.

Each floor has common washrooms, lounges with cable, and kitchenettes. Other facilities include a recreation room and laundry rooms.

Each floor in Macdonald House has a separate common lounge with cable, kitchenette and washrooms. Other facilities include a study room and a laundry room.

Marshall Street Apartments, located at 50 Marshall Street, is a newly constructed six-storey building. The building has 21 apartment units in five-bedroom configurations that house 105 students in single rooms, including three residence life dons. This apartment-style, co-ed building is fully furnished. The building is located about five minutes from campus.

Each apartment unit at Marshall Street Apartments has two full washrooms, a common kitchen and a living/dining room. The kitchen is furnished with a fridge and stove.

The building has a study room, a laundry room with coin-operated machines and an elevator.

Students residing in Regina Residence have access to study rooms, a TV lounge, and laundry facilities in the King Street Residence.

260 Regina St Apartments is a 17-story building located at 260 Regina Street North, less than 500 metres from the edge of campus.

The Department of Residence has leased a total of 35 apartment units in five-bedroom configurations to house 175 first-year students in single rooms, including six residence life dons. This co-ed building is fully furnished, and each unit is carpet-free.

• Each bedroom has a locking door, private washroom, desk, dresser, and bed with a mattress requiring single-sheets.
  
  
• Each apartment has a common area that is shared by all 5 students living in the unit. This area is furnished with a kitchen table, 4 table-chairs, a couch, and two coffee tables. The Department of Residence will not be providing cable service.
  
  
• Each apartment has a kitchen complete with two fridges and a stove.
  
  
• Each apartment has air-conditioning and WiFi.

Every student will have access to the building’s communal study room and coin-operated laundry facilities, and a first-come, first-serve bike storage area.

Each apartment unit in University Place has a full bathroom, and a common kitchen, living room and dining room. The kitchen is furnished with a fridge and stove. Each unit is also fully furnished, with the exception of small kitchen appliances and dishes.

University Place’s facilities include a recreation room, a study lounge, and a laundry room.

32 University Apartments is a 7-story building located at 32 University Avenue, less than 500 metres from the edge of campus.

This co-ed building is fully furnished, and each apartment unit is carpet free.

• Each bedroom has a locking door, desk, dresser, bookshelf, and bed with a mattress requiring twin-sheets unless a long bed is present.
  
  
• Each apartment has a common area that is shared by all 5 students living in the unit. This area is furnished with a kitchen table, 4 table-chairs, a couch, and two coffee tables.
  
  
• Each apartment has a kitchen complete with two fridges and a stove.
  
  
• Each apartment has air-conditioning, WiFi, and cable hook-up.

Every student will have access to the building’s communal study room and coin-operated laundry facilities ($2 per washing cycle/$2 per drying cycle).

Waterloo College Hall provides 312 single rooms with semi-private washroom facilities and four double-occupancy rooms with private washroom facilities. Internet is available in each of the residence rooms.

Each floor in Waterloo College Hall has a common lounge with a kitchenette. Other facilities include study rooms, meeting rooms, and a laundry room.

Each floor in Willison has a common lounge with a kitchenette and cable, and washroom facilities. Willison Hall also has a large recreation room and television. Other facilities include study rooms and laundry rooms.

The newest addition to the Laurier Brantford residence community is the Expositor Place, which houses 216 students on five floors in suites ranging in size from three to seven students. In addition to the residence facilities, Expositor Place also contains several student lounges, meeting rooms, underground parking and retail space. Laundry facilities are located in the basement of the building.

Consisting of both double and single rooms, Grand River Hall houses 150 students on three floors in suites ranging in size from three to seven students. In addition to the residence facilities located on floors three, four and five, Grand River Hall contains classrooms, administration and faculty offices, Service Laurier, and a Digital Library on the first floor. Laundry facilities are located centrally on each residence floor.

Lawyers Hall is one of Laurier Brantford’s most spacious student housing facilities. Twenty-eight single rooms are divided into suites of three-four students with two bathrooms, a living room and full kitchen. Laundry facilities are located in the basement of the building.

Lucy Marco Place is one of the largest student residence buildings on the Laurier Brantford campus. The building, which is just two blocks from the centre of campus, houses students in 112 single rooms within 28 apartment-style suites. Each four-person suite features two bathrooms, a kitchen with a stove and refrigerator, a living room area with two couches and a table and chairs. Laundry facilities are located in the basement, and all floors of the building are accessible by elevator.

Centrally located on George St., Post House features 57 single rooms, in suites of three, four or seven students on three floors. Post House students also have access to the SC Johnson Great Hall on the first floor and a large study room in the basement of the building. Laundry facilities consist of four washers and four dryers located in the basement of the building.

Wilkes House is located on Laurier’s “Heritage Block” in close proximity to Post House Residence and the Student Centre, which have heritage considerations in their design and architecture. Wilkes House is a historic building named after one of Brantford’s founding families. Following a complete renovation of the interior and exterior of the building, Wilkes House features 38 single rooms and one double room within seven one-of-a-kind apartment suites. Larger suites housing eight people come equipped with two refrigerators. Laundry facilities are located on the third level.

Half of Wilkes House is home to the student recreation facility featuring a weight room, cardio room, dance room and gymnasium.