The Xavier Parking Garage was successfully completed using precast concrete, a construction method where concrete is cast in reusable molds or forms. This process involves curing the concrete in a controlled environment before transporting and assembling the segments at the construction site. This technique offers increased durability, quality control, and expedited construction timelines, which proved beneficial in the garage’s assembly.

The structure spans six stories and offers 950 parking spaces, serving as a vital component of Xavier University’s larger masterplan to enhance the on-campus experience. By increasing parking capacity, the university aims to accommodate both current and future students, faculty, and visitors more effectively. This project not only supports the university’s long-term growth strategy but also reflects a commitment to improving campus accessibility and convenience, ultimately fostering a more engaging and welcoming environment for the Xavier community.