Levine Hall is a 470-bed residence hall that defines a major entry to the UNC-Charlotte campus. Designed to support the Honors College/Levine Scholars Programs, the hall contains a mix of unit types to appeal to freshmen, sophomores and upperclassmen. 

Primary unit types are four-bedroom suites and four-bedroom apartments.  Each floor also has a large central lounge and studies at the ends of the corridor.  Community spaces include a lobby, lounge, resident kitchen, laundry, and meeting spaces.  

Levine Hall is located at a major entry to campus which led to a design that opens to engage the entry. The extended ‘Z’ shape creates a significant open lawn which leads to a large arched opening. At this opening are entries to both the Residence Hall and the Honors College zone to provide separate identity and allow independent operation while encouraging regular use by residents.  

Levine Hall follows the 2012 completion of the 400-bed Hunt Residence Hall by the same team members.