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The flagship campus of the University of Washington in Seattle is home to # colleges, # schools, and # program Campus buildings are categorized by the major street or vicinity on which they are located on campus.
History edit
- Denny Hall
Memorial Way edit
Memorial Way is the ceremonial entrance to the main campus, facing Greek Row.
- Observatory
- Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture
- William H. Gates Hall University of Washington School of Law
- Paccar Hall
Military Memorials edit
Memorial way itself is the campus memorial for students, staff, and faculty involved in World War I At the terminus of Memorial Way is 'Interrupted Journey, the campus World War II memorial dedicated in 1999. Interrupted Journey The Medal of Honor Memorial located in between the war memorials sits at the traffic circle of Memorial Way and George Washington Lane. It was dedicated Veterans Day 2010.
Central Plaza edit
Central Plaza or more commonly referred to as Red Square is the intersection of the three axes that outline central campus: Memorial Way, Campus Parkway, the Quad, and Rainier Vista. All but one of the six buildings that frame Red square are named after a university president, Meany Hall.
- Suzzalo Library
- Gerberding Hall
- Odegaard Undergraduate Library
- Kane Hall
- Meany Hall
The Quad edit
Officially the Liberal Arts Quadrangle, the quad is the most photographed location on campus.[citation needed] Raitt Hall and Savery Hall frame the northwestern boundary while Gowen, Smith, and Miller Halls frame the southeast. At the top of the quad sits the latest buildings on the quad, the Art and Music Buildings.
Rainier Vista edit
- Mary Gates Hall
- Johnson Hall
- Drumheller Fountain at Frosh pond
- Guggenheim Hall
- Bagley Hall and Chemistry Building
Stevens Way edit
Stevens Way forms a horseshoe connecting West Campus at 15th Ave NE to Memorial Way at North Campus. The Burke-Gilman Trail runs parallel to most of Stevens Way. Buildings for the natural sciences and the School of Engineering are primarily located along Stevens Way.
- Architecture Hall
- Guthrie Hall
- Benson Hall
- Husky Union Building
Whitman Court, a cul-de-sac off Stevens way leads to the north campus dormitories McMahon, Haggett, McCarty, and Hansee halls.
Campus Parkway and West Campus edit
Buildings along West campus stem from
- Henry Art Gallery at the Faye G. Allen Center for the Visual Arts
- Terry-Lander
- Jones Playhouse
Pacific Street edit
Montlake Blvd edit
The Husky Athletic Village stretches along Montlake Boulevard from the Montlake Cut to the Union Bay Natural Area. The area used to include a golf course.