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Metro Bus Stop M Metered Zone WCSG Welcome Center Student Garage C-5 Police 713.743.3333 ABC Building Abbreviation WT Cynthia Woods Mitchell Ctr Building list, sorted by building abbreviation Abbr. Building Name UH Grid District Cell A Cullen Performance Hall D-4 AAA Agnes Arnold Auditorium E-4 ACT Safety, Human Factors and Ergonomic Lab B-3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ACTA Texas Manufacturing Assistance Center B-3 ADB A.D. Bruce Religion Center D-4 AGL Science and Engineering Annex E-5 AH Agnes Arnold Hall E-4 ALUM Alumni Center F-3 AMB Athletics Maintenance Building G-4 ARC Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture F-5 ATH2 Athletic Center F-3 ATL Atmospheric Testing Lab F-6 H UH Districts H BATC Athletics Batting Cage G-3 BF Cougar Baseball Field G-4 BFT Cougar Field Ticket Booth G-3 BH Bates Residence Hall D-3 Arts BKD The Burdette Keeland Jr. Design & Exploration Center F-5 BL Bates Law F-6 BOA Bayou Oaks Apartments B5 BPF Basketball Practice Facility F-6 Professional C Roy G. Cullen D-4 CAM Isabel C. Cameron C-3 CBB University Classroom and Business Building E-5 CC Computing Center G-5 CCC Child Care Center D-2 Biomedical CEMO Michael J. Cemo Hall E-5 CHC Conrad N. Hilton College of Hotel G G and Restaurant Management D-5 CLA Calhoun Lofts Apartments E-6 Central CLTF Carl Lewis International Track & Field Complex G-3 CO Cambridge Oaks Apartments D-2 COM Jack J. Valenti School of Communication F-4 Color CPH Cougar Place Apartments D-3 Athletics CPB LeRoy & Lucile Melcher Center for Public Broadcasting G-6 CRS Clinical Research Services Center C-3 Code CRSA Clinical Research Services Annex C-3 CRWA CRWC Annex C-7 Campus Center D-6 Residential CRWC Recreation & Wellness CSD Justin Dart Jr. Center for Students with DisAbilities D-4 CSS Cougar Substation D-8 CULLO Cullen Oaks Apartments B-2 CV Cougar Village D-5 F Energy Research Park F CV2 Cougar Village 2 D-4 CW Cougar Woods Dining Hall D-3 D Cullen College of Engineering 1 E-5 D2 Engineering Lecture Hall E-5 Cullen North D3 Cullen College of Engineering 2 F-5 DTF Bulk Fueling Diesel Tank Farm G-6 DYN Dynamometer Test Laboratory B-3 E Ezekiel W. Cullen D-4 EERC Engineering Education Resource Center E-5 EPG East Parking Garage E-6 EPS1 EHRM2 G-6 EPS2 Fire and Life Safety Storage B-3 EPS3 EHRM1 G-6 ERP1 UH Energy Research Park 1 E-10 ERP10 UH Energy Research Park 10 D-9 E E ERP11 UH Energy Research Park 11 D-9 ERP13 UH Energy Research Park 13 C-9 ERP14 UH Energy Research Park 14 C-9 ERP15 Energy Device Fabrication Lab D-9 ERP2 UH Energy Research Park 2 D-10 ERP20 UH Energy Research Park Storage D-8 ERP3 UH Energy Research Park 3 D-10 ERP4 Conference & Research Building D-10 ERP5 UH Energy Research Park 5 D-9 ERP6 UH Energy Research Park 6 D-9 ERP7 UH Energy Research Park 7 D-9 ERP8 UH Energy Research Park 8 D-9 ERP9 ConocoPhillips Petroleum Engineering D-9 ERPA UH Energy Research Park Annex D-8 F Lamar Fleming Jr. E-4 FA Fine Arts Building F-5 D D FH Stephen Power Farish Hall E-4 GAR Susanna Garrison Gymnasium F-3 GEN General Services Building G-5 GS Grounds Storage Building B-3 GSS General Services Storage G-6 H Fred J. Heyne D-3 HBS Health and Biomedical Sciences C-6 HBS2 Health and Biomedical Sciences 2 C-6 HC UH Health Center D-4 HP Hofheinz Pavilion F-3 HSC University of Houston Science Center F-4 INF Visitor Information Booth 1 D-5 INF2 Visitor Information Booth 2 F-4 JDA J. Davis Armistead C-6 KH Max Krost Hall F-6 C C KUHA KUHA - Transmitter Building KUHA2 KUHA - Renters Building L M.D. Anderson Library E-5 LEP Lynn Eusan Park D-5 LH Law Residence Hall D-3 LL John M. O’Quinn Law Library F-6 M Charles F. McElhinney Hall E-3 MEL Melcher Gymnasium/Charter School F-3 MH LeRoy & Lucile Melcher Hall E-6 MR Libbie Shearn Moody Towers Residence Halls C-5 MREB Multidisciplinary Research and Engineering Building E-5 MSM Rebecca & John J. Moores School of Music/ Moores Opera Center F-4 OB E.E. Oberholtzer Residence Hall D-4 P1 Cullen Annex Laboratory B-3 B B P2 KUHT Fiber Optics Building B-3 PGH Philip Guthrie Hoffman Hall E-4 PHA College of Pharmacy - TX Medical Center PP Central Plant E-5 RES Chinese Star Restaurant E-6 S Science Building E-4 SCP1 Satellite Central Plant1 C-6 SEC Science & Engineering Classroom Building F-4 SERC Science & Engineering Research Center E-4 SH Settegast Residence Hall D-4 SPA South Park Annex B-6 SPG Stadium Parking Garage E-3 SR Science and Research 1 E-4 SR2 Science and Research 2 F-4 SS Cougar Softball Stadium G-3 A A SS2 Student Service Center 2 D-4 SSC Student Service Center 1 D-4 SST Cougar Softball Stadium Ticket Booth G-3 STAD TDECU Stadium E-3 STL Science Teaching Laboratory Building E-3 SW Graduate College of Social Work E-4 © T Technology Annex E-5 T2 College of Technology Building F-5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TH Taub Residence Hall D-4 TMC Paul Gervais Bell Building - TMC TMC2 NCHP - TMC @ 2450 Holcombe Blvd. Map Legends Parking lots TU2 Teaching Unit 2 Building F-6 TV Texas Learning & Computational Center Annex B-3 Economy TVTE KUHT Telephone Equipment B-3 12A Parking Lot P Visitors Parking E Information Booth Cougar Station UC University Center D-5 For more up-to-date First Aid/Clinic UCN University Center North E-5 713.743.2255 10 R Residential UCS University Center Satellite F-4 information: Campus Entrance UH Shuttle Stop ᵼ Accessible Space UHPD Dept of Public Safety—UH Police D-2 Emergency Call Box UPD UH-DPS Parking Enforcement D-2 ? 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