The original building contains 14,000 square feet (1,300 m²) spread over three stories and a full basement.
It is the oldest building at Willamette after Gatke and Waller halls, though Gatke was built elsewhere and moved to campus in 1938.
Originally featuring wood floors, the now carpeted hall includes a ceramics studio in the basement attached to an outdoor kiln, teaching studios, galleries, offices, and work rooms.
The Beaux Arts style brick building is at the corner of State and Winter streets on the north end of the campus across from the Oregon Civic Justice Center.
The hall has a concrete foundation faced with bricks with the roof made of composite shingles.
The new wing includes a gallery for the display of student art, a 35-seat classroom, offices, painting and printmaking studios, and storage areas.
Both the art history and art department occupy the buildings.
The original building contains 14,000 square feet (1,300 m²) spread over three stories and a full basement. It is the oldest building at Willamette after Gatke and Waller halls, though Gatke was built elsewhere and moved to campus in 1938. Originally featuring wood floors, the now carpeted hall includes a ceramics studio in the basement attached to an outdoor kiln, teaching studios, galleries, offices, and work rooms. The Beaux Arts style brick building is at the corner of State and Winter streets on the north end of the campus across from the Oregon Civic Justice Center. The hall has a concrete foundation faced with bricks with the roof made of composite shingles. The new wing includes a gallery for the display of student art, a 35-seat classroom, offices, painting and printmaking studios, and storage areas. Both the art history and art department occupy the buildings.
Art Building (Willamette University)