UNT Facilities, TX — Buildings

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Maple Cooling Tower

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Kerr Hall Cooling Tower

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Sigma Phi Epsilon

Sigma Chi

Schrader Pvailion

University Machine Shop
Built in 1990.

Sullivant Public Safety Center
For Carroll Sullivant of Gainesville, who was a member of the Board of Regents from 1961-1978.

Clark Cooling Tower

Wooten Hall
Named after Benjamin Harrison Wooten of Dallas, who was chairman of the Board of Regents from 1949-1969.

Honors Hall
Built in 2007.

Bain Hall
Named after Dr. Wilfred C. Bain, who was the head of Music Department in 1938, first dean of the School of Music in 1946, and organized UNT's first A Cappella choir.

Music Practice South
Built in 1952.

Music Practice North

Chilton Hall
Named after Joshua Crittenden Chilton, who negotiated the contract to establish the Texas Normal College & Teacher Training Institute on May 8, 1890. President through 1893.

Clark Pergola

Sorority Row House E

Business Services Warehouse

Sorority Row House F

Life Sciences Complex
First building on UNT campus to become "LEED" certified.

Wesley Center

Residence Hall Association

RHA Shed

Crumley Hall
Named after John Jackson Crumley, who was president from 1893-1984. President Crumley is known for putting the North" in North Texas Normal College.

Crumley Cooling Tower

Kerr Hall
Named after S.A. Kerr of Huntsville, who was the vice-chairman of the Board of Regents from 1949-1967.

Alpha Tau Omega

Power Plant
Built in 1915, this is the second oldest building standing on campus.

Physics Bldg
Built in 1960, this building was placed in the previous location of the Psychology Department and Industrial Arts.

Power Plant Cooling Towers

Curry Hall
Named after Dr. O.J. Curry, who was the first dean of College of Business Administration from 1946-1974.

Discovery Park Annex

Kappa Sigma

Pi Kappa Alpha

Delta Sigma Phi

Phi Kappa Sigma

Eagle Student Services Center
Foundation for this building was laid in 1922 on top of the previous outdoor pool, which remains buried underneath to this day.

Matthews Hall Annex
Named after Dr. James Carl Matthews, who served as first dean of the School of Education, first vice-president, and then president from 1951-1969.

Union Circle Parking Garage

Matthews Hall
Named after Dr. James Carl Matthews, who served as first dean of the School of Education, first vice-president, and then president from 1951-1968.

Auditorium-English Bldg
Built in 1924, this building is open to special guests, speakers, and classes.

Discovery Park Grounds Bldg

West Hall Chiller

Hurley Administration Bldg
Built in 1956, the plans for this building were created by architect and former student O'Neil Ford in 1928.

Willis Library
Named after A. M. Willis of Longview, who was a member of the Board of Regents from 1965-1983, and served as its chairman from 1969-1983.

Music Bldg
Built in 1978 as a practice and storage facility.

Music Annex Building
Built in 1952, this building contains a repair shop as well as rehearsal rooms.

Information Booth

Matthews CDL Shed

UNT Speech & Hearing Center
Completed 131202

East Classroom Bldg

Olympic Sports Complex
Gayle and Virgil Strange Student Athletic Academic Center

Ernie Kuehne Basketball Practice Facility
Named after Ernie Kuehne, who initiated fund raising for the basketball parctice facility.

MGV Bldg C-Provost Office

Sycamore Hall
Built in 1937, this building was called the Information Science Building until 2011.

Sage Hall
NE/SE facade needs offsets taped off; footprint under roof on E/W porches?
Originally the Business Administration Bldg, the name was changed to Sage Hall on August 15th, 2011.

Radio,TV, Film & Performing Arts

Terrill Hall
Named after Menter B. Terrill, who was president of the then-private North Texas Normal College from 1894 until it became a state normal college in 1901.

Marquis Hall
Named after Dr. Robert Lincoln Marquis, who was president of UNT under the name of North Texas State Teachers College from 1923-1934.

General Academic Bldg

Oak Street Hall Annex
Built in 2001, this building houses the P.R.I.N.T Press, established in 1993.

Oak Street Hall

Chemistry Bldg

Chemistry Cylinder Storage
Former #0146

Science Research Building Storage

Hickory Hall
Built in 1960 on the site of the first building on campus: the Normal Building.

Woodhill Square Building 3

Discovery Park Fire Pump House

DP Park

MGV Bldg P

MGV Softball Bleachers

MGV Bldg B-College Of Education

MGV Soccer Pavilion

MGV Soccer Stadium Concessions

Fouts Field Shed

Stadium Shed

Eagle Point East Pump House

McConnell Hall
Named after Dr. W. Joseph McConnell, who was president of UNT from 1934-1951.

Waranch Tennis Complex

Victory Hall
Built in 2004 to house student athletes near Apogee Stadium and Mean Green Village.

Football Practice Field Shed

Performing Arts Center
Built in 1998, this building is named after Lucille "Lupe" Murchison, who was a former member of UNT's board of regents and a known philanthropist.

Performing Arts Annex

Facilities Paint Shop

Elm Fork Pavillion

Ken Bahnsen Gym
Named after assistant football and tennis coach, Ken Bahnsen, who was inducted into the North Texas Athletic Hall of fame in 1991.

Physical Education Building

Gateway Information Booth
Built in 2001 with the Gateway Center.

Facilities Carpenter Shop

Facilities Service Bldg

Golf Cart Shed

Facilities Plaster Shed

Facilities Warehouse 5

West Hall Greenhouse

Facilities Custodial Services

Facilities Grounds Bldg

Facilities Grounds Shed

Facilities Office Bldg

College Inn
Built in 1970 as a year-round housing option for upper-classmen and graduate students.

West Hall

Sorority Row House C

Sorority Row House D

MGV Soccer Field Box

MGV Bldg K-Gayle and Virgil Strange SAAC

Gateway Center

Facilities Warehouse 2

University Services Bldg

Chemical Waste Holding Bldg 2

Chemical Waste Holding Bldg 1

Mozart Square Hall
Built in 1999, this building houses the UNT basketball teams.

Santa Fe Square Hall
Built in 1997 for upper classmen.

Traditions Hall
Built in 2003 as a sister dorm to Santa Fe Square. Together, they are referred to as Santa Fe and Traditions.

Track & Field Building
incomplete

AFROTC Building
Opened on September 21, 1951 with approximately 500 cadets under command of Lt Col D. B. Orr.

Discovery Park Information Booth

Discovery Park Irr. Pump House

Environmental Science Greenhouse
Built in 2008 as a research facilit.

Legends Mechanical Bldg

Legends Hall

Pohl Recreation Center
Named after 200-2006 UNT president, Norval Pohl.

North Texas Lofts
Built in 1984, this building currently holds the Office of Sustainability.

Water Research Pump House

Woodhill Square Building 4

Risk Management Center

Sorority Row House G

Sorority Row House A

Sorority Row House B

Research Collections Library

Research Greenhouse Complex
Built with an expandable infrastruction to allow growth of a diverse array of plants.

Science Research Building Greenhouse

Science Research Bldg
Built in 1985, this building was recently renovated to foster collaboration between researchers with open concept designs.

Kerr Hall Freezer

Kristin Farmer Autism Center
Named after UNT Alumni Kristen Farmer, who collaborated with UNT to build a center that would help educate students and teachers in the field of special education.

Library Annex Building
Built in 1994, to hold large volume series, long runs of periodicals, and overflow material for the main campus libraries.

RUAC Classroom Bldg 1

RUAC Classroom Bldg 2

RUAC Telescope Bldg 3

RUAC Telescope Bldg 4

RUAC Telescope Bldg 5

Woodhill Square Building 2

RUAC Pump Shed

RUAC Domed Telescope Bldg 1

RUAC Domed Telescope Bldg 2

Welch Street Complex 1

Goolsby Chapel
Donated by Tony Goolsby and family in 2001.

Union Circle Parking Garage Toll Booth

Water Research Storage Shed 1

Water Research Storage Shed 2

Water Research Fish Tank House

Water Research Boat Shed

Water Research Trans Cotton Greenhouse

Facilities Warehouse 1

Library Annex Surplus Warehouse

Eagle Point West Pump House

IM Field Shed

IM Field Pump House

Lot 43 Shed
IMPOUND LOT SHED (LOT 43)

Library Annex Rec Sports Equip

Business Leadership Building
Built in 2011 to accommodate a projected 7,500 students and 51 staff members.

Highland Street Parking Garage

MGV Soccer Shed

Library Annex Greenhouse 3

Library Annex Greenhouse 2

Discovery Park Zero Energy Lab Building

Concession Stand #1

MGV Women's Softball Dugout

Fouts Bus Shelter

EESAT Shed

Missile Base West Silo

Missile Base Center Silo

Missile Base East Silo

Missile Base Storage Bldg
1 STORY STONE+BRICK BUILDING

Missile Base Radio Transmission Tower
1 STORY METAL TRANSMITTER BUILDING

Alumni Pavilion
This building was designedand constructed by the same company that built Apogee Stadium (HKS Inc.)

Theta Chi

Maple Street Hall
Built in 1964, this building is accompanied by UNT's very own fully vegan dining hall.

Clark Hall
Named after Ms. Edith L. Clark,who was the first Dean of Women from 1916-1944.

Welch Street Complex 2
Counseling

Stadium Concessions

Lot DP01 Bus Shelter

Dance and Theatre
Built to partially house the Department of Dance and Theater.

Art Bldg
Recently underwent an expansion project making this building the College of Visual Arts and Design (CVAD).

Oak Street Hall Shed

Crumley Pergola

Traditions Hall Bus Shelter

Environmental Education, Science & Technology Bldg
Built in 1998, one year before the first celebration of earth week.

Stadium
Fouts Field is named after Theron J. Fouts, who became football coach in 1920, and then became athletic director.

Coliseum
Built in 1973 as a multipurpose facility, hosting basketball games, guest speakers, and graduations.

Chestnut Hall
Built in 2007 to hold the campus medical centers and career center.

Discovery Park Building

EP Wind Turbine 3
Installed in 2012, these energy resources demonstrated UNT's commitment to sustainability.

EP Wind Turbine 2
Installed in 2012, these energy resources demonstrated UNT's commitment to sustainability.

EP Wind Turbine 1
Installed in 2012, these energy resources demonstrated UNT's commitment to sustainability.

Risk Management Storage Shed
Fed from Chemical Waste Holding Bldg 1

Discovery Park Corn Field Shed
DP Corn Field Shed

Victory Hall Bus Shelter

Eagle Point Utility Bldg
Former #0321

Athletic Center Building
Built along with Apogee Stadium in 2005 as the first phase of Mean Green Village.

Apogee Stadium
Apogee Stadium's name was changed from Mean Green Stadium on August 12, 2011.

Water Research Storage Shed

Physics Storage Shed

Language Bldg
Built in 1968 on the previous site of UNT's first science building.

College Inn Pool Shed

DP Test Stand

Lot DP03 Bus Shelter

Discovery Park Corn Field Shed

915 N Texas Blvd

Baptist Student Ministry

Eagle Point Restroom Building

Boomer's Barn
Holds "Boomer" the cannon, which is fired at football games by spirit organization Talons.

Rawlins Hall
Named after 2010-2014 UNT president, V. Rawlins.

Eagle Point Grounds Bldg
Built for UNT Facilites in 2004.

Greek Life Center

Chemistry Chiller Plant
Built in 2004 to accompany the Chemistry Building.

Bruce Hall
Named after Dr. William Herschel Bruce, who was president of North Texas State Normal College from 1906 to 1923.

GTE Switch

Music Practice Mechanical

Women's Softball Restroom & Concession Building

University Union Bldg
Built in 1964, this building went through a massive renovation and expansion project in 2016.

2301 Hinkle Drive

1716 Scripture Street

Track & Field

Joe Greene Hall

Tour Center