Escondido Village Graduate Residences
Stanford University
Graduate Housing
Specs
4 Buildings | 2,434 Beds
1,835,000 SF Residences
1,025,000 SF Exterior Cladding
Architect
KSH Architects
Market Sector
Education / Housing
The Escondido Village Graduate Residences (EVGR) consists of four post-tensioned concrete framed buildings ranging from 6 to 10 stories, providing 2,434 beds across 1.8 million square feet.
The project employed an innovative total precast concrete solution utilizing approximately 14,700 prefabricated precast panels, which Clark Pacific manufactured off-site and integrated with structural components and exterior cladding to achieve both the desired Stanford campus aesthetic and enhanced seismic resiliency requirements.
This prefabricated approach saved over 65,000 man-days of on-site work and enabled completion of the building installation in just 11 months — achieving an estimated 30-40% time savings compared to traditional cast-in-place construction while significantly reducing campus construction disruption.
The official opening was in 2020 marking the completion of what was described as Stanford's largest-ever housing development in it’s history.
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Our prefabricated approach saved over 65,000 man-days of on-site work
With a building installation of just 11 months
