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"1940" Residence Hall, Temple University
Added 500 beds. Erected on the site of the former Thomas Hall which housed the Music Department. It was demolished in 1998 despite protests.
Bell Building, Temple University|Temple University Tech Center and Welcome Center/Safety Services
Built as the Bell Telelphone Corporate Computer Center on Temple's campus. It marked a return of industry to north Philadelphia, for a time. Built with GSA funding.
Rock Hall, Temple University
Built for the Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel (formed in 1847 and now located in Elkins Park) as the library and school. The synagogue was built in 1915 and destroyed by fire in the 1960s. Only the Alumni Building remained (now Rock Hall). …
Science Education and Research Center
This building will house those programs formerly in Barton Hall (to be demolished to make room for a new library building).
Carnell Hall, Temple University
Collegiate Gothic
Tyler School of Art, Temple University
The Tyler School of Art was originally destined for this site, but for years was located in Elkins Park, just north of the city on an estate donated to the school.
Hardwick Hall, Temple University
Built to be a twin of Johnson Hall. This dormitory was for women only when it opened (Johnson Hall was men only).
Johnson Hall, Temple University
This men's dormitory won many accolades for its innovative massing. It was followed six years later by a twin structure, Hardwick Hall.
Tyler School of Art, Temple University
The Tyler School of Art was originally destined for this site, but for years was located in Elkins Park, just north of the city on an estate donated to the school.