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Ross Commons, Drexel University
Built for Pennsylvania Railroad industrialist Max Riebenack. Drexel acquired the property in 1928 when the third story was added. In 2003 the structure was renovated to serve as a student center with lounges, cafes, and offices. It was dedicated…
Ross Commons, Drexel University
Built for Pennsylvania Railroad industrialist Max Riebenack. Drexel acquired the property in 1928 when the third story was added. In 2003 the structure was renovated to serve as a student center with lounges, cafes, and offices. It was dedicated…
Peck Problem Solving and Research Building (former Wilford Building), Drexel University
Known as the Academic Building on Drexel's campus until is recent re-naming.
Language and Communication Center, Drexel University
Originally built as offices and laboratory for the American Oncologic Hospital (now the PSA Building).
Language and Communication Center, Drexel University
Originally built as offices and laboratory for the American Oncologic Hospital (now the PSA Building).
Student Activities Center, Drexel University
The name of the building was changed in 1973 to the Creese Activities Center.
Basic Science Center (now Stratton Hall), Drexel University
The “conservative-modern” structure was to be divided into two portions, one for the chemistry and physics laboratories and another for a large lecture hall divisible by foldable partitions and biology labs.