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Download Uofl Campus UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE: BELKNAP CAMPUS BUILDINGS Administrative Annex #15 Duthie Center for Engineering #28 Oppenheimer, Julius John Hall #5 Threlkeld, Hilda Hall #24 Archaeological Survey #100 Ekstrom, William F. Library #9 Overseers Honor House #25A Trager Center #109A Baptist Center #85 Engineering Graphics #37 Papa John's Cardinal Stadium #108 Transportation Building #100 Belknap Operations Center #98A Environmental Health & Safety Building #107 Parkway Field House #35 Unitas, Johnny Tower #47 Belknap Playhouse, The #11 Environmental Protection Service Center #107A Patterson, Jim Baseball Stadium #113 University Planning, Design, Bingham Humanities Building #17 Ernst, Robert Craig Hall #33 Patterson, John L. Hall #3 and Construction #89 Brandeis School of Law #19 Floyd Street Parking Garage #75 Porter Building, College of Education #84 University Tower Apartments #48 Brigman, Bennett M. Hall #2 Ford, Arthur Y. Hall #7 Rauch Planetarium #40 Urban & Public Affairs #43 Brodschi, George L. Hall International Center #41 Frazier, Harry Hall #90 Sackett, Frederick M. Hall #31 Ville Grill, The #48A Cardinal Park Bass-Rudd Tennis Center #111 Gardiner, Clarence R. Hall #8 Schneider, EvelynHall #20 Vogt, Henry Building #99 Cardinal Park Marshall Center #76E Gheens Science Hall #40 Schnellenberger, Howard W. S. Speed Hall #32 Cardinal Park Soccer/Track Stadium #76A Gottschalk, Louis Hall #10 Football Complex #109 Wellness House #49C Cardinal Station #121 Grawemeyer, H. Charles Hall #1 Scholar House-Building A #114 West Hall # 49A Cardinal Park Ulmer Stadium #76 Houchens, John Marston Building #81 School of Music #83 West Information Center #1B 43 Center House #49B Howe, George J. Red Barn #39I Service Complex #080A Wright, Ralph Natatorium #12 89 Central Receiving #106A Human Resources #106 Shumaker, John W. Research Building #4 Wyatt, Wilson W. Hall #19 114 Chancey, Malcon B. Jr. University Club Interfaith Center #86 Speed, James B. Building #30 Yum Center, The #14 94 123 92 & Alumni Center #22 Johnson, Bettie Hall #94 Speed Museum #977 Chemistry Building #36 Jouett, Edward Stockton Hall #6 Speed, William S. Building #32 46 College of Business #90 Kent School of Social Work #5 Steam & Chilled Water Plant #70 College of Education & Human Development #84 Kurz, Herman and Heddy Hall #92 Stevenson, Guy Hall #27 Community Park #39 Life Sciences Building #18 Strictler, Woodrow Mann & Florence Hall #88 49B 39 Conn Center for Renewable Energy Research #33 Louisville Hall #45 Student Recreation Center #123 45 Cultural Center #39G Lutz, Paul C. Hall #23 Student Services Annex #82 W 49C 49A Crawford, Matthew H. Gymnasium #26 McCandless, David Alexander Hall #13 Student Services Center #81 48 B L Davidson, Phillip and Jane Hall #87 Miller, Lee P. Hall #38 Studio Arts/HPDES Building #71 O 48A O Development & University Relations Building #79 Miller, James G. & Jesse Information Swain, Donald C. & Lavinia L. M S 3RD ST S 3RD ST S Dougherty, Russell E. Hall #29 Technology Center #21 Student Activities Center #16 13 T 5 Minardi, Billy Hall #46 37 19 Natural Science Building #34 99 3 11 113 977 41 North Information Center #1A 31 29 2 E 6 90 A 15 S 1B 30 7 28 T 9 S 2ND ST E 1 W R 8 88 N 121 40 C A f 32 18 34 R 83 D 10 I N 33 87 A 20 L north 17 1A B L 35 21 V 25A D 86 85 23 27 38 47 108 P 84 A 4 R 36 39G K 24 W 26 S A B 109A ROO 109 Y K S BROOK ST ST 82 39I 22 70 81 79 80A 71 16 14 12 75 S FLOYD ST H S FLOYD ST A H E 106A N 76 76A B W R S A A T 98A N R 06 D 1 N E O I C S 100 K A 107A V S 76E T E 107 111 T UR S ARTH Þ To I-264 ¨¦§65 To Downtown Þ Mapping data source: LOJIC Last updated: 08/27/14.
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