Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering

Residential communities

Live where engineers think, build and belong.

In the Fulton Schools we believe that your residential experience plays a large role in the success of you as a student. Whether you are a student living on-campus or commuting into campus each day, our residential life programs and staff will help you enrich your academic experience outside of the classroom.

From Peer Mentors, to Academic Success Nights and Career Readiness Workshops, our residential communities at the Tempe, Polytechnic and West Valley campuses will provide you with opportunities to connect and engage with Fulton Schools’ resources, in an effort to develop you into innovative community leaders.

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Which campus will you call home?

Here at ASU, our students are grouped into residential communities based on their academic program. Fulton Schools students are based at the Tempe campus, the Polytechnic campus or the West Valley campus depending on the location of their degree program.

To see which degree programs are on which campus, check out our undergraduate degree programs page.

Tempe campus

Tooker House

The Fulton Schools Residential Community at Tooker House is a seven-story, 1,600-person, co-ed living and learning community designed specifically for undergraduate students in ASU’s Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering. The “dorm built for engineers” features on-site digital classrooms, state-of-the-art makerspaces complete with 3D printers, and laser cutters and soldering tools needed for a broad range of engineering courses and projects. Tooker House is fully Wi-Fi accessible with enough bandwidth to accommodate four devices per resident.

See photos below, and learn more about the history and establishment of Tooker House in 2018.

A shot of the Barrett facility on the ASU Tempe campus

Barrett residential community

Have you been admitted to ASU’s Barrett, the Honors College? If so, you can live in Barrett’s residential community. Barrett, The Honors College Residential Complex is composed of nine buildings designed specifically for honors students in all stages of their academic career. Complete with open courtyards and breezeways, academic, student, and residential engagement team support these LEED certified silver residence halls are state of the art facilities. Barrett fosters an engaging and unique community where students are able to meet and foster quick connections with other highly motivated honors students from multiple disciplines or majors.

Learn more about Barrett, The Honors College Residential Complex.

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The front facade of Tooker House at ASU's Tempe campus.

A sign at Tooker House at ASU's Tempe campus. A chart shows showroom measurements. It says the room is 12 feet wide, the bed is 24 inches high, the size of the bed is twin XL (36 x 80 inches), the closet size is 72 feet x 112 inches x 24 inches, the desk size is 42 x 32 x 24 inches, the dresser size is 29 x 22 x 18 inches, and the window size is 45 x 74 inches. In a small aside at the bottom of the sign, it says the bed space is A(1) 10 feet x 10 inches, and B(1) is 12 feet. The bathroom counter is 70 x 22 inches, the bathroom indent space is 50 x 22 inches, the entertainment center is 4 x 2 feet, and the lock box is 11 x 22 x 22 inches. There is a note at the bottom that says "All measurements are for this specific room. Other dimensions may vary."

A room at Tooker House on ASU's Tempe campus. A television set sits on an entertainment center, and to the right is a bed.

A room at Tooker House on ASU's Tempe campus. A bed and a bedside table adorn the room.

A room at Tooker House on ASU's Tempe campus. Two beds and a bedside table adorn the room.

A room at Tooker House on ASU's Tempe campus. A backpack, some jackets and other accessories hang on a wall adorned with hooks.

A bathroom at Tooker House on ASU's Tempe campus. On either side of the shot are the sinks and faucets, and at the end of the room in the middle of the shot is a full-length mirror.

A bathroom at Tooker House on ASU's Tempe campus. A toilet with the seat and lid down has a stack of towels on it, and a shower with the curtain open helps frame the shot on the left.

A room at Tooker House on ASU's Tempe campus. A walk-in closet and a stylized sign frame the shot, and down the middle you can see a small bed with a green bedspread.

A room at Tooker House on ASU's Tempe campus. A bed and a bedside table furnish the room, along with another bed.

A room at Tooker House on ASU's Tempe campus. A bed and a bedside table furnish the room.

A room at Tooker House on ASU's Tempe campus. A desk faces a window overlooking another wing of the building.

Barrett residential community

Have you been admitted to ASU’s Barrett, the Honors College? If so, you can live in Barrett’s residential community. Barrett, The Honors College Residential Complex is composed of nine buildings designed specifically for honors students in all stages of their academic career. Complete with open courtyards and breezeways, academic, student, and residential engagement team support these LEED certified silver residence halls are state of the art facilities. Barrett fosters an engaging and unique community where students are able to meet and foster quick connections with other highly motivated honors students from multiple disciplines or majors.

Learn more about Barrett, The Honors College Residential Complex.

Polytechnic campus

Century Hall

Century Hall is comprised of two buildings that are linked together by a one-story common area with a lobby, an information desk, administration offices, a resident community kitchen, two multipurpose rooms and a group study room. Each wing features three student activity lounges – one on each floor for pool, gaming and table tennis. In addition, each floor of each wing has a laundry area and two quiet study rooms. We strive to create an environment where students will live with other students who share a similar major, interact with faculty members and have access to academic resources and student services outside of the classroom.

Lantana Hall for Barrett students

Have you been admitted to ASU’s Barrett, The Honors College for a program on the Polytechnic campus? Current Barrett Honors College students at the Polytechnic campus live in Lantana Hall, which opened in August 2020. Lantana Hall houses the Barrett residential community and the Barrett Suite, including a student lounge, faculty and staff offices, classrooms, a computer lab and study spaces.

Learn more about Lantana Hall.

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An exterior view of the ASU Century Hall building featuring tan brick architecture and a prominent metal sunshade structure covered in green vines. Several bicycles are parked in racks in the foreground surrounded by desert landscaping.

Students walking and chatting in front of the modern glass-and-metal entrance of Century Hall on the ASU Polytechnic campus. The exterior is landscaped with desert trees and shrubs under a clear blue sky.

Students enjoying the recreation room at ASU Century Hall. A male student in a yellow Sun Devils t-shirt prepares to hit a ball on a pool table while others lounge on sofas and chat in the background of the modern student lounge.

Three students socializing in a dorm room at ASU Century Hall. One student sits on a bed with a laptop, another works at a wooden desk with a second laptop, and a third stands nearby talking. The room is decorated with Arizona State University Sun Devils gear.

A wide view of the outdoor courtyard at ASU Century Hall. A student walks across a concrete path past a manicured green lawn and tiered seating areas, with the multi-story residential wings of the hall visible in the background.

Two students engaged in conversation while relaxing in large, comfortable tan armchairs in the lobby of ASU Century Hall. The modern common area features floor-to-ceiling windows, wood-paneled ceilings, and contemporary lighting.

A group of students collaborating in a bright study room at ASU Century Hall. In the foreground, a female student smiles while working on a laptop alongside a male peer. Behind them, other students work near a large whiteboard covered in complex hand-drawn chemical structures and equations.

A view of a room at ASU Century Hall. A bunk bed and a desk line the left-hand wall, and against the far wall are two dressers and a window looking out onto some greenery.

Lantana Hall for Barrett students

Have you been admitted to ASU’s Barrett, The Honors College for a program on the Polytechnic campus? Current Barrett Honors College students at the Polytechnic campus live in Lantana Hall, which opened in August 2020. Lantana Hall houses the Barrett residential community and the Barrett Suite, including a student lounge, faculty and staff offices, classrooms, a computer lab and study spaces.

Learn more about Lantana Hall.

West Valley campus

Casa de Oro

Casa de Oro is home for first-year students at ASU West Valley. A hub for residential student life, Casa de Oro provides:

double occupancy suite-style units
a social lounge, gaming lounge, study rooms
a community kitchen for programming use
laundry facilities and a a business center
an interior landscaped courtyard

The hall is designed to meet Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) silver specifications.

A wide view of the Casa del Valle residence hall at ASU West Valley campus. The contemporary multi-story building displays a gray, white, and maroon geometric facade. The foreground shows an outdoor plaza with light-colored pavers, modern metal benches, and young desert landscaping.

Casa del Valle for Barrett students

Have you been admitted to ASU’s Barrett, The Honors College for a program on the West Valley campus? Opening its doors in fall 2024, the Casa del Valle community will be your home away from home, whether you’re a second-year Sun Devil, a first- or second-year Barrett, the Honors College student, or an upper-division student looking to renew your journey with us. As a member of this new community, you’ll have the opportunity to chart your path to success, explore innovative approaches to learning, and live your dreams. Casa del Valle will feature 507 double occupancy suite-styled units, a brand new social lounge, zen areas, study halls with faculty, peers and personal spaces, a creation hub, a landscaped courtyard, and so much more!

Learn more about Casa del Valle.

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The front facade of Casa De Oro at ASU's West Valley campus.

A room decorated with earthen colors at Casa De Oro on ASU's West Valley campus. A bed, a nightstand and desk furnish the interior.

A room decorated with earthen colors at Casa De Oro on ASU's West Valley campus. Two women study on laptops, with one sitting on a bed and another at a desk.

A room decorated with earthen colors at Casa De Oro on ASU's West Valley campus. There are two beds, a night stand and a desk with an office chair.

A room decorated with earthen colors at Casa De Oro on ASU's West Valley campus. There are two beds, several drawers and a big window.

Casa del Valle for Barrett students

Have you been admitted to ASU’s Barrett, The Honors College for a program on the West Valley campus? Opening its doors in fall 2024, the Casa del Valle community will be your home away from home, whether you’re a second-year Sun Devil, a first- or second-year Barrett, the Honors College student, or an upper-division student looking to renew your journey with us. As a member of this new community, you’ll have the opportunity to chart your path to success, explore innovative approaches to learning, and live your dreams. Casa del Valle will feature 507 double occupancy suite-styled units, a brand new social lounge, zen areas, study halls with faculty, peers and personal spaces, a creation hub, a landscaped courtyard, and so much more!

Learn more about Casa del Valle.

Residential community staff

Meet your Peer Mentors

Our Peer Mentors are upper-division Fulton Schools students who plan exciting and educational programs to keep students engaged in the community, connect their residents to ASU and Fulton Schools resources, and ensure the community is a great environment to thrive in.

These student leaders are an invaluable resource to help students chart their academic career, and they also know how to help make your undergraduate experience one to remember!

Learn more about your Peer Mentors

Meet your student success and engagement staff

Jesus Chavez
Coordinator Senior, Student Success and Engagement

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