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East Campus West Campus F G H I J K L M N 2 2 http://library.ucsd.edu 3 3 4 4 West Campus East Campus Geisel N 5 Library 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 Biomedical Library 1415-142 September 2014 Building F G H I J K L M N 325 Extended Studies and Public Programs – Bldg. A ... F6 380 Marshall Lower Apartments C .................................G5 763 Sixth College Apartments 1100 ..............................K8 230 Tuolumne Apartments – S House North ................. F7 West Campus: 320 Extended Studies and Public Programs – Bldg. B ... F6 381 Marshall Lower Apartments D ................................G5 773 Sixth College Apartments 1200 ...............................J8 233 Tuolumne Apartments – S House South ................. F7 392 101 Marshall College ..............................................G6 324 Extended Studies and Public Programs – Bldg. C .... F6 382 Marshall Lower Apartments E .................................G5 765 Sixth College Apartments 1300 ...............................J8 231 Tuolumne Apartments – S House West ................... F7 394 102 Marshall College ..............................................G6 324 Extended Studies and Public Programs – Bldg. C 385 Marshall Lower Apartments F .................................G6 771 Sixth College Apartments 1400 ...............................J8 238 Tuolumne Apartments – T House East .................... F7 396 103 Marshall College ..............................................G6 Addition ................................................................. F6 342 Marshall Upper Apartments G ................................G5 774 Sixth College Apartments 1500 ...............................J8 236 Tuolumne Apartments – T House North ................. F7 396 103A Marshall College ............................................G6 318 Extended Studies and Public Programs – Bldg. D ... F6 343 Marshall Upper Apartments H ................................G5 776 Sixth College Apartments 1600 ...............................J8 237 Tuolumne Apartments – T House South ................. F8 789 789 Sixth College .....................................................I8 323 Extended Studies and Public Programs – Bldg. E .... F6 344 Marshall Upper Apartments J .................................G6 777 Sixth College Apartments 1700 ...............................J8 235 Tuolumne Apartments – T House West ................... F8 419 Africa Hall ............................................................... F4 321 Extended Studies and Public Programs – Bldg. F .... F6 345 Marshall Upper Apartments K ................................ F6 775 Sixth College Apartments 1800 ...............................J8 970 University Center 104 .............................................H7 249 Applied Physics and Mathematics...........................G7 317 Extended Studies and Public Programs – Bldg. G 340 Marshall Upper Apartments L ................................. F5 764 Sixth College Apartments Lodge..............................J8 970 University Center 105 .............................................H7 125 Argo Hall................................................................. F9 Replacement .......................................................... F6 341 Marshall Upper Apartments M ............................... F5 770 Sixth College Assistant Dean Residence ...................J8 970 University Center 106 .............................................H7 446 Asante House East .................................................. F5 310 Extended Studies and Public Programs – Bldg. H ... F6 741 Matthews Apartments A .........................................J7 799 Sixth College Dean’s Residence ................................J8 970 University Center 107 .............................................H7 446 Asante House Meeting Rooms ................................ F5 313 Extended Studies and Public Programs – Bldg. J .... F6 743 Matthews Apartments B ..........................................J7 753 Sixth College North Laundry ...................................K7 970 University Center 108 .............................................H7 446 Asante House West ................................................. F5 314 Extended Studies and Public Programs – Bldg. K ... F6 755 Matthews Apartments C .........................................K7 797 Sixth College Residence Hall 703 .............................I8 970 University Center 109 .............................................H7 420 Asia Hall ................................................................. F4 319 Extended Studies and Public Programs – Bldg. L 748 Matthews Apartments D .........................................J8 796 Sixth College Residence Hall 704 .............................J8 970 University Center 110 .............................................H7 603 Atkinson Hall ...........................................................I6 (Restrooms) ............................................................ F6 747 Matthews Apartments E ..........................................J7 795 Sixth College Residence Hall 705 .............................J8 970 University Center 111 .............................................H7 193 Atlantis Hall ............................................................ F9 311 Extended Studies and Public Programs – Building M . 746 Matthews Housing Maintenance Carpentry Shop ....J7 794 Sixth College Residence Hall 706 .............................J8 970 University Center 112 .............................................H7 648 Bates Hall ................................................................J5 F6 742 Matthews Maintenance and Lounge .......................J7 793 Sixth College Residence Hall 707 .............................J8 986 University Center 201 .............................................H8 191 Beagle Hall ............................................................. F9 312 Extended Studies and Public Programs – Bldg. N ... F6 133 Mayer Hall ..............................................................G9 792 Sixth College Residence Hall 708 .............................J7 985 University Center 202 .............................................H8 259 Biology Building .....................................................G7 327 Extended Studies and Public Programs – Bldg. O – East ......................................................................... F6 135 Mayer Hall Addition ................................................G9 791 Sixth College Residence Hall 709 .............................I7 982 University Center 214 .............................................H7 693 Biology Field Station – Frog House .........................K5 246 McGill Hall .............................................................. F7 790 Sixth College Residence Hall 710 .............................I7 981 University Center 215 .............................................H7 694 Biology Field Station – Greenhouse 1 .....................K4 327 Extended Studies and Public Programs – Bldg. O – West ....................................................................... F6 845 Medical Education and Telemedicine .......................I9 772 Sixth College South Laundry ....................................J8 960 University Center 301 .............................................H8 695 Biology Field Station – Greenhouse 2 .....................K4 330 Extended Studies and Public Programs – Bldg. P ... F6 830 Medical Teaching Facility .........................................I9 788 Sixth College Student Services .................................I8 959 University Center 301A ...........................................H8 696 Biology Field Station – Greenhouse 3 .....................K4 328 Extended Studies and Public Programs – Bldg. X.... F6 441 Mesa Verde Hall North ............................................ F4 733 Sixth College Switching Station ...............................J6 961 University Center 302 ..............................................I8 697 Biology Field Station – Greenhouse 4 .....................K4 326 Extended Studies and Public Programs – Bldg. Y .... F6 441 Mesa Verde Hall South ............................................ F4 873 Skaggs Pharmaceutical Sciences Building ..............H9 967 University Center 303 ..............................................I8 692 Biology Field Station – Jerboa ................................K5 329 Extended Studies and Public Programs – Bldg. Z .... F6 195 Meteor Hall ............................................................. F9 490 Social Sciences Building ..........................................G5 950 University Center 400 .............................................H8 691 Biology Field Station – Lab and Growing Rooms ....K5 270 Faculty Club Expansion ...........................................G7 428 Middle East Hall ...................................................... F4 393 Social Sciences Research Building ...........................G6 951 University Center 401 .............................................H8 690 Biology Field Station – Main Building ....................K5 387 Fireside Lounge ......................................................G6 175 Molli and Arthur Wagner Dance Building..............G10 395 Solis Hall .................................................................G6 942 University Center 409 ..............................................I7 875 Biomedical Research Facility II .................................I9 744 Foodworx ................................................................J7 261 Natatorium ............................................................
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