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AVE D E ROAD HILL EM POST EURKA E University of Pittsburgh A T FOBLD P VE. N P LE MAGEE U Pittsburgh Campus Map 2005–06 È E WYNDH A I B I C I D I E I F I G Allen Hall....................................ALLEN D2 Center for Bioengineering off map CNBIO C4 Forbes Pavilion..........................PAVLN C4 Loeffler Building .......................LOEFF D4 UPMC Presbyterian..................PRESB C3 University Center (UPMC)..........UCTR E1 Alumni Hall..................................ALUM E2 Center for Sports Medicine ........CSMR C4 (Forbes Hall [residence hall]; The Health Log Cabin...................................LOGCB F2 Public Health.............................PUBHL D3 University Child Development (Office of Admissions and Financial Aid, and Rehabilitation off map Book Center; Department of Parking, Lothrop Hall (residence hall).....LOTHP C3 (Crabtree and Parran Halls) Center off map.........................CHDEV G1 Office of Alumni Relations) Charles L. Cost Sports Center.......COST A1 Transportation, and Services) Lutheran University Center ..........LUC G2 Rangos Research Center........RANGO C4 University Club.........................UCLUB D2 Amos Hall (residence hall) .........AMOS E3 Chevron Science Center .........CHVRN D1 Forbes Tower............................FRTOW D4 Magee-Womens Hosp. off map ...MAGEE C4 Ruskin Hall ...............................RUSKN F1 University Technology • Barco Law Building.......................LAW E3 Children’s Hospital ....................CHILD C3 Fraternity Housing Cmplx. ....FRAT B1, C2 McCormick Hall (res. hall) .......MCCOR E3 Ryan Catholic Newman Ctr......CATHO F1 Development Center...............UTDC G1 Bellefield Hall.............................BELLH G2 Clapp Hall ..................................CLAPP F1 • Frick Fine Arts Building ...........FKART F3 Medical Arts Building ..............MDART D3 (The Oratory) off map University Place Office Bldg....UPLAC D2 Bellefield Presbyterian Church...PRES D3 Community of Reconciliation Bldg. ..CR F1 Frick Int’l Studies Academy......FRICK D3 (Student Health Service) St. Paul Cathedral......................SPAUL G1 Van de Graaff Building.............VNGRF D2 Bellefield Towers.........................BELLT F1 Craig Hall ...................................CRAIG G1 Gardner Steel Conference Ctr. ..GSCC D2 Mellon Institute...........................MELLI F1 Salk Hall .......................................SALK B3 VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System– • Benedum Hall...........................BENDM D3 Craig Square............................CRGSQ G2 Heinz Memorial Chapel .............HEINZ F2 (Pgh. Supercomputing Center) • Scaife Hall ..................................SCAIF C3 University Drive Division ............VA B1 Biomedical Science Tower......BSTWR B3 Crawford Hall............................CRAWF E1 Hill Building...................................HILL C4 Melwood Maintenance Schenley Park ...........................off map G4 • Victoria Building ........................VICTO C4 Biomedical Science Tower 3.......BST3 C4 • Eberly Hall..................................EBERL D1 • Hillman Library.........................HLMAN E3 Building off map .....................MELWD G1 Schenley Plaza under construction....... F3 Webster Hall.............................WEBSR G1 The (University) Book Center....BOOK D3 Engineering Auditorium..........ENGUD D2 Holiday Inn ................................HOLDY E1 • Mervis Hall................................MERVS F4 Sennott Square.........................SENSQ D4 •Wesley W. Posvar Hall ..............WWPH E4 Bouquet Gardens ....................BQGRS E4 Eureka Building off map ...........EURKA C4 Holland Hall (residence hall) .....HOLLD E3 • UPMC Montefiore.......................MONF B4 Soldiers & Sailors Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic (residence halls A - H) (3400 Forbes Avenue) • Information Sciences Building.........IS F1 • Music Building ..........................MUSIC F1 Memorial Hall.......................SOSAM D2 (see Thomas Detre Hall) Brackenridge Hall (res. hall, .....BRACK E3 Eye and Ear Institute ......................EEI C3 Iroquois Building ......................IROQU D4 • Old Engineering Hall ....................OEH D2 Space Research Coord. Ctr........SRCC D2 William Pitt Union.........................WPU E3 Copy Cat, The Pitt Shop, Parking Office) Falk Medical Building................FALKC C4 Jewish University Center..............JUC G2 Oxford Bldg.(3501 Forbes Ave.) OXFRD C4 •Stephen Foster Memorial.........STEPH F2 Wyndham Garden Hotel..........WYNDH C4 Bruce Hall (residence hall)........BRUCE E3 Falk School ................................FALKS C1 Kaufmann Medical Building .........KAU C4 Pennsylvania Hall (res. hall).......PAHLL C2 Sutherland Hall (residence hall)...SUTHD B1 • Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, First Baptist Church..................BAPST F1 • Langley Hall ..............................LANGY E1 The John M. and Gertrude E. • Thackeray Hall (registration).....THACK D2 Carnegie Museums of Pgh...CARNG G3 (United Campus Ministry) Lawrence Hall ..........................LAWRN E3 Petersen Events Center.......PCNTR B2 Thaw Hall ....................................THAW D2 • - library in building P - public parking • Cathedral of Learning......................CL F2 Fitzgerald Field House.............FHOUS A3 Learning Research & Dev. Ctr.....LRDC C2 Pittsburgh Athletic Association....PAA E2 • Thomas Detre Hall of the Western MP - metered parking Forbes Craig Apartments........FBCRG G2 Litchfield Towers......................TOWRS D3 Pittsburgh Board of Education.....PBE G2 Psychiatric Institute and Clinic.....TDH C3 Forbes Oakland Bldg. off map.....FOBLD C4 (residence halls A,B,C) Post Office (Oakland Branch)......POST F4 Trees Hall (athletic facilities) ......TREES A2.
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