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Building Maintenance Work Zone 1 Building Maintenance Work Zone 1 N Building Maintained by Others Building Maintained by F&S Location Building Location Building 5 Gym Annex 393 Mathews Ave. Sewage Lift St 11 Ceramics Kiln House 408 Receiver And Microwave Structure 13 Talbot Laboratory 409 Electrical And Computer Engineering Bldg (new One) 15 Engineering Hall 410 Bardeen Quadrangle 21 Kenney Gym 509 501 S. Sixth St., Champaign 24 Civil Eng Bldg, N. Newmark 516 710 W. Park, Urbana 28 Aero Lab A/brake Sh 522 112 W. Main, Urbana 29 Mechanical Engineering Lab 530 Durst Building 34 Materials Science And Engineering Building 539 309 E. Healy, Champaign 37 Electrical And Computer Engineering, Everitt 542 1602 E. University, U (park 150 Mini-warehouses) 42 Transportation Bldg 545 709 W. University, Urbana 48 Nuclear Radiations 551 Richmond Studio 55 Ceramics Building 563 Siebel Center For Computer Science, Thomas M. 56 Vivarium, Victor E S 564 National Center For Supercomputing Applications 61 University High School 567 1008 W. University, Urbana 63 Univ High Sch Gym 1089 Cerl Metal Storage Building 108 Computing Applic Bldg 1091 1011 W. University 112 Mechanical Engineering Bldg 1094 North Campus Parking Deck 117 Nuclear Engineering Lab 1114 1108 W. Stoughton, Urbana 139 1202 W. Green, Urbana 1116 Cerl, Main Building 2 148 Coordinated Sciences Lab 1117 Cerl, Main Building 3 150 1208 W. Springfield, Urbana 1118 Cerl, Tess Building 152 Hydrosystems Lab C E 1119 Cerl, Solar House 167 Colonel Wolfe School 1120 Cerl, Chemical Storage Building 185 H.p. Gas Regulat&reducing St 1121 Cerl, Incinerator Building 196 Optical Physics And Engineering Building 1122 Cerl, Utilities Builidng 210 Digital Computer Lab 1124 Cerl, Foam Panel Building 228 Beckman Institute 1125 Cerl, Tess Annex 232 North Campus Chiller 1126 Cerl, Greenhouse 237 Microelectronics Lab 1127 Cerl, South Hall 243 508 S. Sixth, Champaign 1128 Cerl, Uchi House 245 205 S. Goodwin, Urbana 1130 Schnabel Lab 278 1210 W. Springfield, Urbana 1135 Usgs Gage House West 301 Construct Engr Lab 1136 Usgs Gage House East 323 Public Safety Building 1207 528 E. Green, Champaign 324 Grainger Engr Lib Info Centr 1232 Shelford Vivarium Greenhouse 359 1400 W. Park, Urbana 5050 Crosswalk Lights Springfield At Grainger 376 Campbell Hall 8203 Electrical Distribution Center #04 8204 Electrical Distribution Center #05 Building Maintenance Work Zone 1 Directory N Building Maintenance Work Zone 2 N Building Maintained by Others Building Maintained by F&S Location Building Location Building 1 Davenport Hall 275 Isrh Illinois St Food Ser 10 Chemistry Annex 285 912 W. Illinois, Urbana 12 Noyes Lab Of Chem 300 Astronomy Bldg 17 Advanced Computation Bldg 319 Engr Senior Design Lab Annex 66 Mat Res Lab, Frederick Seitz 565 611 W. Park, Urbana 67 Loomis Lab 568 1206 W. Nevada, Urbana 70 Chem & Life Science Lab 1093 Aerodynamics Research Laboratory 77 Plant Services Bldg - North 1145 Asian American House 95 Supercond Cntr Mrl/csl Brdge 1209 Engineering Student Project Lab 107 Atmospheric Research Annex I 8201 Electrical Distribution Center #02 116 Roger Adams Lab 8253 Material Res Lab Chiller Plant 136 Student Staff Apts 8254 Chem Life Science Chiller Plant 137 Student Staff Apts #2 138 Burrill Hall 143 608 S. Mathews, Urbana 151 1204 W. Nevada, Urbana 155 Volatile Chem Storage Bldg 162 Engineer Senior Design Lab 163 Plant Services Storage Bldg 164 Structural Warehouse 173 708 S. Mathews, Urbana 174 Engineering Sciences Bldg 180 Student/staff A/c Center 181 Sgrh Daniels Hall, Arthur 182 Nuclear Reactor Lab 184 1208 W. Nevada, Urbana 192 Medical Sciences Building 205 1203 W. Oregon, Urbana 208 Atmospheric Sci Bldg 213 Envr Health & Safety Bldg 224 1205 W. Oregon, Urbana 238 1207 W. Oregon, Urbana 242 Morrill Hall 253 907 W. Illinois, Urbana 267 408 S. Goodwin, Urbana 272 Isrh Wardall Hall 273 Isrh Townsend Hall 274 Isrh Illinois St Lounge Building Maintenance Work Zone 2 Directory N Building Maintenance Work Zone 3 N Building Maintained by Others Building Maintained by F&S Location Building Location Building 4 Band Building, Harding 262 510 E. Chalmers, Champaign 6 Armory 263 57 E. Armory, Champaign 7 Auditorium, Foellinger 288 Physics Research Lab Storage 14 Skating Rink 291 Sgrh Sherman Hall 23 Illini Union 331 Library & Information Sci 25 Harker Hall 335 Beckwith Hall 26 Altgeld Hall 353 505 E. Green, Champaign 27 Lincoln Hall 355 Tower On 3rd 32 Natural History Building 358 1004 S. Fourth, Champaign 43 Gregory Hall 362 510 E. Daniel, Champaign 44 English Building 369 International Studies Bldg 46 Administration Bldg 380 Outdoor Rec Center Bldg 47 Halfway Hse/infor Ct 381 Irwin Academic Service Center 65 Illini Hall 519 502 E. John, Champaign 71 Student Services Arcade Building 528 631 E. Green, Champaign 76 Psychology Lab 532 1107 S. Fourth 97 Parking Struct C-7 6th & John 533 704 S. Sixth Street 106 Illini Union Bookstore 536 111 E. Chalmers, Champaign 110 Nuclear Physic Lab 537 106 E. Daniel, Champaign 120 Abbott Power Plant 538 58 E. John, Champaign 128 Geological Survey Lab 555 401 E. John 130 Coble Hall 559 111 E. Green St., Champaign 154 Personnel Services Bldg 1092 Abbott Scrubber Building 176 Rehabilitation Ctr 1096 Oak Street Library Facility 188 Student Service Bldg 1137 Parking Structure C-10 5th & Daniels 193 Swanlund Admin Bldg 1247 Ikenberry Dining Hall 204 Hydrogen Liqu Bldg 1248 Ikenberry Commons - Residence Hall 1 209 Speech & Hearing Cl 1252 Ikenberry Commons-res Hall 2 214 911 S. Sixth, Champaign 8252 Administration Building Chiller Plant 215 909 S. Sixth, Champaign 8283 Oak Street Chiller Plant 217 Housing Food Stores 218 School Of Labor And Employment Relations 222 Printing & Photographic Services 226 59 E. Armory, Champaign 235 512 E. Chalmers, Champaign 244 Volatile Storage Bldg 250 912 S. Fifth, Champaign 255 University Press Building Building Maintenance Work Zone 3 Directory N Building Maintenance Work Zone 4 N Building Maintained by Others Building Maintained by F&S Location Building Location Building 2 Art-east Annex Studio 2 258 909 W. Nevada, Urbana 3 Mckinley Health Center 268 Dance Studio 8 Agriculture Engr Sci Bldg 332 303 W. Indiana, Urbana 18 Art-east Annex Studio 1 336 Madigan Lab, Edward R. 39 Music Building 356 Hellena Gateway Plaza 40 Stock Pavilion 364 Campus Recreation Cntr-east 52 Krannert Center For Perf Art 365 Dance Administration Building 62 Child Dev, Home Ec 367 901 W. Oregon, Urbana 64 Freer Hall, Louise 373 Spurlock Museum 68 Hort Field Lab 377 Aces Library, Information And Alumni Center 69 Mumford Hall 378 Admissions & Records Bldg 73 Agriculture Bioprocess Lab 395 Orchard Downs Sewage Lift St 74 Inst Of Govrn & Public Affrs 401 Animal Sci A/c Center 94 Alice Campbell Alumni Center 405 Dog Run Sewage Lift Station 100 Presidents House 506 909 W. Oregon, Urbana 111 Busey Hall 556 Fire Station 115 Evans Hall 557 Parking Garage 124 National Soybean Research Center (nsrc) 1071 Early Child Development Laboratory 126 Levis Faculty Center 1080 Institute For Genomic Biology Building 131 Turner Hall Greenhouse 1133 Christopher Hall 141 Lincoln Ave Res Hall 1140 Gregory Place 142 Allen Residence Hall 1241 Gregory Place Ii 145 1205 1/2 W. Nevada, Urbana 3203 Water Meter Pit 146 1205 W. Nevada, Urbana 8205 Electrical Distribution Center #06 157 1201 W. Nevada, Urbana 8250 Dorner Drive Retention Basin 158 Bevier Hall 165 Animal Sciences Lab 169 Burnsides Res Lab 179 Illini Grove, Seward Staley 183 Wood Engineering Lab 194 Usda Nematology Grhs 195 1203 W. Nevada, Urbana 197 Turner Hall 199 1001 W. Nevada, Urbana 202 Hort Field Steel Bldg N 207 1203 1/2 W. Nevada 221 805 W. Pennsylvania, Urbana 256 Plant Sciences Building Maintenance Work Zone 4 Directory Building Maintenance Work Zone 5 N Building Maintained by Others Building Maintained by F&S Location Building Location Building 33 Observatory 339 Temple Hoyne Buell Hall 41 Library 406 Morrow Plots 50 Architecture Bldg 407 Irwin Indoor Football Facility 54 David Kinley Hall 1206 Business Instructional Facility 58 Huff Hall 1263 Mcfarland Carillon 59 Surveying Building 8202 Electrical Distribution Center #03 60 Smith Memorial Hall 72 Stadium 78 Pdrh Sm-3 Snyder Hall 79 Pdrh Sm-3 Scott Hall 80 Pdrh Sm-3 Weston Hall 81 Pdrh Sm-3 Peabody Food Ser 82 Gdrh Sm-2 Garner Hall 83 Gdrh Sm-2 Forbes Hall 84 Gdrh Sm-2 Hopkins Hall 85 Gdrh Sm-2 Gregory Food Ser 86 Fourth St Lundgren Hall 87 Fourth St Clark Hall 88 Fourth St Barton Hall 89 Flagg Hall 90 Noble Hall 91 Fourth St Van Doren Hall 92 Fourth St Taft Hall 99 Undergraduate Library 109 Natural Resources Building 118 Activities And Recreation Center 125 Mumford House 133 Natural Resources Garage 134 Natural History Surv Grnhse 156 Law Building 159 Wohlers Hall (commerce West) 160 Education Building 161 1401 S. Maryland, U 171 Meat Science Lab 172 Foreign Languages Bl 219 Art & Design Bldg 220 Krannert Art Museum 276 Library A/c Centr Building Maintenance Work Zone 5 Directory N Building Maintenance Work Zone 6 N Building Maintained by Others Building Maintained by F&S Location Building Location Building Location Building 20 301 Hazelwood Dr., Champaign 294 Fire Serv Inst Class/office 374 Hartley Gardens 31 Dynamics Testing Lab 295 Farh Trelease Hall 375 South Studio Six 75 Childrens Res Ctr 296 Farh Oglesby 379 Bielfeldt Athletic Admin Bldg 101 Parh Sw-2 Blaisdell Hall 297 Farh Food Service 382 Chanute Facility 102 Parh Sw-2 Saunders Hall 298 Physical Plant Storage Bldg 383 Chanute Facility 103 Parh Sw-2 Babcock Hall 299 Police Training Storage 384 Chanute Facility 104 Parh Sw-2 Carr Hall 302 Driver Training
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