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Campus Directory 1 2 3 4 5 6 530 UNIVERSITY AVENUE UNIVERSITY AVENUE T E T E E T R T E T T E T E R E E E S E T 1091 E E R R S T R R T T H T T Y 1265 S S S G S E I Beckman D H V H R D N T R T 1094 R Institute W O I X A F I I H C H S F #228 T E S I! I! CLARK STREET CLARK STREET I! T I! E E R 376 T 8 232 S CAMPUS DIRECTORY 4 T S A 1 A R 564 LO I GAN F 408 STR 152 UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS (cont.) UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS (cont.) EET 551 I! MAIN STREET BLDG # BUILDING NAME, MAP LOCATION BLDG # BUILDING NAME, MAP LOCATION BLDG # BUILDING NAME, MAP LOCATION WHITE STREET I! I! 120 Abbott Power Plant, D1 64 Freer Hall, D4 222 Printing & Photographic Services Building, D2 1092 Abbott Scrubber Building, D1 1178 FSI-South Storage Building, I1 144 Printing Services South Building, G3 237 24 1114 377 ACES Library, Information & Alumni Center, D4 396 Fuel Oil Storage Tanks, F1 76 Psychology Lab., C3 ) WI 563 5 LLO 1003 Acid Rain Field Building, H3 323 Public Safety Building, B4 4 W S . TRE T ET I! R STOUGHTON STREET 118 Activities and Recreation Center, E2 201 Garage and Car Pool, F1 851 Rain Drop Tower Building - Agronomy, G4 T L I E STOUGHTON STREET ( I! E T 281 Administration Information Technology Building, H1 371 General Arts Building, H1 176 Rehabilitation Education Center, D1 R E T 63 Public E S T E R 378 Admissions and Records Building, C5 128 Geological Survey Lab., D2 1175 Residential Burn Building, I1 T Safety E T M E A R R S K SH T A 278 Building L R LL 5 210 I 17 Advanced Computation Building, B4 338 Glass Sculpture Building, H1 257 Richard T. Ubben Basketball Complex, F3 S S 21 A TR E E 150 #323 R ET M N E I! T 1093 Aerodynamics Research Lab., B4 375 Graduate Painting Facility, H1 551 Richmond Studio, A4 A SPRINGFIELD AVENUE W SPRINGFIELD AVENUE I! 28 Aeronautical Laboratory A, B4 370 Graduate Photography Studio, H1 116 Roger Adams Lab., C4 Grainger University Engineering 73 Agricultural Bioprocess Lab., E4 852 Grain Drying Building - Agronomy, G4 1176 RTC Prop., I1 HighS chool 174 17 509 Library #61 8 Agricultural Engineering Sciences Building, E4 324 Grainger Engineering Library, B4 108 #324 E U N 1209 213 243 E 1017 Agricultural/P.P.F.M. Warehouse Storage A, G3 43 Gregory Hall, C4 821 Scale House, F3 28 5 208 V 182 T E I! 9 A E 56 107 U N E 326 Agriculture Services Building, G3 1140 Gregory Place I, C4 944 Scale House - L.A.D., H5 N I R E W T 13 V D 77 S A 2 29 117 5 329 Agriculture Services Warehouse, G3 1241 Gregory Place II, C5 218 School of Labor and Employment Relations, C3 O Y N 4 5 O L R I! G 66 163 O 1232 1093 O 1041 Agriculture Storage Building, G4 881 Grounds Storage Barn, H5 327 Sculpture Building, H1 C G WALKING DISTANCE & TIME I! N HEALEY STREET 319 E 11 I T 164 R I! L 840 Agronomy Department Barn, G3 5 Gym Annex, B4 66 Seitz Materials Research Lab., B4 E G HEALEY STREET E R 844 Agronomy Drying Shed, G4 845 Sheet Metal Barn, G4 T 162 S 48 T 539 H 112 TO KEY UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS E B 196 0 B 931 Agronomy Field Laboratory-U.S.D.A., H3 4 Harding Band Building, D3 849 Sheet Metal Barn - Agronomy, G4 T 245 E R 167 181 0 R 139 U T 67 3 842 Agronomy Seed House, G4 25 Harker Hall, C4 847 Sheet Metal Barn – Agronomy, G4 S O 37 34 F T 15 U 824 Agronomy South Farms Lab., G4 374 Hartley Gardens, F5 846 Sheet Metal Barn - U.S.D.A., G4 N 1207 I! T S UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS MILES MINUTES REEN STREET E 1083 G 94 Alice Campbell Alumni Center, C5 997 Heifer Shed, L.A.D., G5 848 Sheet Metal Barn - Weed Lab. U.S.D.A., G4 H C E U 26 Altgeld Hall, C3 46 Henry Administration Building, C3 56 Shelford Vivarium, B3 GREEN STREET N GREEN STREET E V ACES LIBRARY INFO. AND ALUMNI CENTER 0.5 10 889 Animal Genetics Pole Barn Storage, G2 818 Hog and Cattle Weighing Shed, G3 1232 Shelford Vivarium Greenhouse, B3 528 A 275 S T 137 888 Animal Research Barn-Physl Res Lab., G2 1060 Horse Receiving Barn, G3 315 Shop and Equipment Building, G2 W E 4 559 353 E E 533 7 H R 273 T 833 Animal Science Farm Equipment Storage Unit, F3 68 Horticulture Field Lab., F6 928 Shop and Storage Building, L.A.D., H5 T 136 2 A ACTIVITIES AND RECREATION CENTER 0.9 19 1262 S 71 M H 834 Animal Science Isolation Unit, G3 202 Horticulture Field Lab. Steel Building, F6 563 Siebel Center for Computer Science, A4 Swanlund T X 180 555 I Illini 355 S 32 272 831 Animal Science K40 Facility, F3 885 Horticulture Field Research Lab., H5 1025 Small Heifer Rearing, L.A.D., I5 Administration 65 Union 267 285 ADMISSIONS AND RECORDS 0.4 9 188 26 #23 165 Animal Science Laboratory, D4 217 Housing Food Stores, E1 60 Smith Memorial Hall, C4 519 Building I! _^ I! #193 25 138 Admissions JOHN STREET ILLINOIS STREET 828 Animal Science Shop & Storage Horse Farm, G3 233 Housing Maintenance Shop, G6 998 Solids Separation Unit, L.A.D., H5 JOHN STREET I! I! andR ecords ALICE CAMPBELL ALUMNI CENTER 0.5 9 330 Anthropology Storage Building, H1 252 Housing Warehouse, H6 925 South Barn and Calf House, L.A.D., H5 130 I! 126 335 97 Building 50 Architecture Building, D3 58 Huff Hall, D3 991 Soybean Research - Agronomy Farm, G4 T 242 E YOU ARE #378 E I! I! R 192 ARMORY 0.4 9 6 Armory, D3 204 Hydrogen Liquefier Building, D1 372 Special Materials Storage Facility, H1 T 155 1271 S Illini Union Henry 12 K HERE 1183 Arson Training Lab. A, I1 209 Speech and Hearing Clinic, C3 A 362 Administration O Bookstore Krannert 97 I! Building I! 1184 Arson Training Lab. B, I1 14 Ice Arena, C3 1213 Speech Clinic, H1 I! #106 70 Centerf or ASSEMBLY HALL 1.2 25 1096I! #46 Alice 1185 Arson Training Lab. C, I1 2105 I-cyt, H2 373 Spurlock Museum, C5 DANIEL STREET I! PerformingA rts Campbell 10 #52 1186 Arson Training Lab. D, I1 179 Illini Grove, Seward Staley, E5 282 State Regional Office Building, H2 Alumni BECKMAN INSTITUTE 0.5 9 219 Art and Design Building, D3 65 Illini Hall, B3 40 Stock Pavilion, E4 T 209 373 T T E 44 Center T E E E 331 E 328 Art Studio, H1 23 Illini Union, B4 164 Structural Warehouse, B4 E E R 76 E 116 R R T #94 T R T S T S S 143 CAMPUS RECREATION CENTER EAST 0.6 12 18 Art-East Annex, Studio 1, D4 106 Illini Union Bookstore, C3 71 Student Services Arcade Building, B3 D C S 215 C T D N 291 1 T S 369 R 262 I! I O S U 2 Art-East Annex, Studio 2, D4 1079 Illini Union Warehouse #2, G6 137 Student-Staff Apt. #2-Green St./Goodwin Ave., B4 H C R C I T E OREGON STREET F O S L 250 FOELLINGER AUDITORIUM 0.2 4 1145 Asian American House, C4 1284 Illinois Field - Home Locker Room, F3 180 Student-Staff Air Conditioning Center, B4 T 224 E 367 166 Assembly Hall, F2 1283 Illinois Field - Ticket / Concession Building, F3 136 Student-Staff Apt.-300 S. Goodwin Ave., Urbana, B4 I! E 235 R Foellinger 238 1140 ERS STREET T 205 CHALM 214 S 27 Auditorium 39 506 300 Astronomy Building, B5 951 Implement Shed, Forest Science, S. Race St., I6 95 Superconductivity Center, B4 T I! H GRAINGER ENGINEERING LIBRARY INFO. CENTER 0.3 5 T 1145 1241 G E 360 Atkins Tennis Center, F4 1021 Implement Storage Building, L.A.D., H5 1000 Supervisor's Residence - Beef, F3 358 I #7 E R I! 151 R 172 W 184 536 T 173 1133 208 Atmospheric Sciences Building, B5 912 Imported Swine Research Lab., H2 59 Surveying Building, D3 S H I! T HENRY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING 0.0 1 568 T 1080 Institute for Genomic Biology, D4 193 Swanlund Admin. Building, C3 F NEVADA STREE I 381 14 F 195 157 115 111 199 258 228 Beckman Institute, A4 74 Institute Government & Public Affairs Building, C5 60 146 4 268 335 Beckwith Hall, C2 369 International Studies Building, C3 929 “T” Loafing Barn, L.A.D., H5 218 43 62 7 GEORGE HUFF HALL 0.6 12 158 Bevier Hall, D4 381 Irwin Academic Service Center, C3 13 Talbot Lab., B3 ARMORY AVENUE 145 ARMORY AVENUE 1071 365 I! I! I! E I! 379 Bielfeldt Athletic Administration B, F3 407 Irwin Indoor Football Facility, E3 941 Tech. Commercialization Building, G4 207 U N ILLINI UNION 0.0 1 E 263 V 307 Biological Control Laboratory, G1 1211 Tech. Development & Fab. Center, H1 226 T 158 A E 33 Campus N E I 140 Biomedical Imaging Center, G4 354 Japan House, G5 1266 Tech.
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