Student Housing Construction | Catalyst Construction

Student Housing & Campus Living

Built for campus life.

Creating student spaces that foster connection, comfort, and success.

Designed for students.

Catalyst Construction specializes in student housing construction—from new residence halls to campus renovations. We build durable, modern living environments designed around academic schedules and student needs. With extensive experience across Wisconsin’s universities and colleges, we’ll reflect your campus’ distinct culture.

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in both residence halls and apartments

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Income Stream

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It’s not just about

great architecture.

(Although yes, we’re suckers for a well-designed church or a stunning office building.)

We provide comprehensive construction management for savvy leaders and purpose-driven organizations.

Projects we’ve loved.

See how we created beautiful, on-budget, on-time builds.

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Apartment-Style Student Housing

The Aspire Apartments | Milwaukee, WI

High School Residence Hall

Martin Luther Dorm & Retail | Greendale, WI

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Apartment-Style Student Housing

The Aspire Apartments | Milwaukee, WI

High School Residence Hall

Martin Luther Dorm & Retail | Greendale, WI

Project Name

Client Name | Location

Embracing Partnership and Innovation: A Reflection on Collaboration with Wisconsin Lutheran College and Catalyst Construction

Dr. Daniel Johnson

President, Wisconsin Lutheran College

July 15, 2024

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Get in touch.

Reach out to Matt Bilitz to kickstart your project.

Matt Bilitz

Development Executive – Education

Matt helps schools turn bold visions into real, thriving spaces for students. He knows how to cut through the noise, line up the right resources, and keep projects moving so educators can focus on what matters most.