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Engineering Sciences Center

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1966, William C. Muchow and Associates. Additions, Sasaki Walker Associates; Wagener and Associates; Rodney Davis; G. Cabell Childress; C. W. Fentress, J. H. Bradburn and Associates; and others. Colorado Ave. between Folsom St. and Regent Dr.
  • Engineering Sciences Center (Richard W. Longstreth)
  • Engineering Sciences Center (Richard W. Longstreth)
  • Engineering Sciences Center (Richard W. Longstreth)
  • Engineering Sciences Center (Richard W. Longstreth)
  • Engineering Sciences Center (Richard W. Longstreth)
  • Engineering Sciences Center (Richard W. Longstreth)
  • Engineering Sciences Center (Richard W. Longstreth)

This center is among the most spectacular of the university's newer buildings. William Muchow and later architects used the traditional campus Lyons sandstone and red tile roofs to accent cement buildings. They departed from Charles Klauder's rural Italian style with soaring, shed-roofed buildings that have been characterized as Mineshaft Modern but draw inspiration from Klauder's Ketchem Engineering Building.

Writing Credits

Author: 
Thomas J. Noel

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