Columbia Basin College has completed Hawks Landing Hall, a new student housing facility at 2108 W. Argent Road, at the corner of 20th Avenue and Argent Road in Pasco. 

The 55,000-square-foot residence hall features 156 beds across four stories and a basement. Designed to meet growing student housing demand, the building offers a mix of private bedrooms and quad suites with shared living spaces, along with study rooms and student lounges on each floor. Exterior features include metal wall panels, a lighted hawk logo on the north side of the building, electric vehicle charging stations and photovoltaic solar energy production. 

The $21.2 million project was built on college-owned land and was completed July 31.  

Fowler General Construction served as the general contractor.  

The project was designed by RGU Architecture and NAC Architecture. The new residence hall was built after Sunhawk Hall reached capacity, with waiting lists extending several years, demonstrating the need for additional on-campus housing options. 

Monthly rates begin at $938 for a private room and $806 for a private room within a quad suite with shared living space. 

For housing information, contact CBC at 509-542-4550 or email [email protected].