Wallace Creek Regimental Complex
The Wallace Creek Regimental Complex at Camp Lejeune provides the administrative, operational, maintenance, training, mission support, and housing facilities required to support more than 3,000 Marines. Developed on a previously undeveloped site, the project includes 20 new buildings totaling nearly 570,000 square feet and establishes a comprehensive campus designed to support daily operations, training, and readiness.
LOCATION Camp Lejeune, NC
COMPLETED 2011
SIZE 570,000 SF
SUSTAINABILITY LEED NC 2.2 Certified Equivalent
Housing and Quality of Life
A significant portion of the development is dedicated to housing, with four four-story Bachelor Enlisted Quarters (BEQs) and two five-story BEQs totaling more than 325,000 square feet. Together, these facilities provide 1,312 beds and create a residential environment that supports the needs of Marines stationed at the installation. The housing component is integrated with the broader campus to promote connectivity between living, training, and operational functions.
Operational and Administrative Support
The regimental complex includes dedicated battalion headquarters facilities that provide administrative and operational space for day-to-day activities. Each battalion is supported by its own headquarters building, organized around a centrally located quarterdeck, conference spaces, and shared support areas. Operational components, including company-level functions and medical support staff, are accommodated within the facilities, while battalion leadership occupies upper-level administrative spaces. Secure areas, including EKMS vaults and SIPRNET rooms, support specialized mission requirements. The project scope also included demolition of existing structures and comprehensive site development, including clearing, grading, drainage, utilities, and roadway improvements necessary to support the new campus.