New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04
vALEs NEW BUILDINGS
FOR THE THREE sPLENDiD
nnr,cT,rREs TO BE BUILT AT ONCE

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80 Feb 3.-The architects -
-. 80 ,,ovy in hand for the new 49,. ill
W. .---,,-o,a = series Of structures ia -,
81 q ~. tanasomest and finest ma -.
% - ..,,e-assas While it is desiie
I'M e., ,,o,v buildings before 'He -,
al cas- 400, sa6fjte plans have Oeeii 'N, -
nc = - .,7l,- three; but these -
~ -.,n, and are Of a uilNe -.
n'oS1 ,.,Ir a memorial Fes'ipu'e "1-11
ter = 1''''--7 s;,.ri,,u will be oul'' '"i9
MS anu -, later on Fayer"eathe
mtr a-N -''' ,s-,inistratlon buliui's "i'i 81
tory SllN q ,,1v the beginnings Of pel'e.
Up I'D It Is confidently eApeo'eD
things Z, ado material Yale VIII De 50
thai "llh'i' a ION of its recent graduates
changed that fe" e'
VIII recognize - .,- buildings which are 10 De
me re" . "a cost il the neishpoi hoou
efeo .H-a,1oo Tbev are to be oui4' Oh
OF s''O' -, as the ne" campus I'm
shortly OF .,,.an Sheffield Scientific Schooi
ing as Il 0o'. I'll department and on grounu
90 = trotan for univ erSI'S "''''07
-, - the Yale Corporation uIllrldteiS -
-. whole OF the rectangie o. siA ei'S
- betvgeen College, Chapel ioTh anu vi
Di'''1. .f,ratad in the midst Of the growing
- inns far the Original block on me eoilie,
: ,-,Iiago ard Chapel SITS. Is eo!aP'9'1'S ~
,+s bnfl5inzs. and college stTU'luI e nav
,-,,r;,as out an adjoining blocks ne - ca
- n tbis prospective site Oh 1@le - "o"
- - vet untouched. much of il Is not oWiieu
=. ~. university. and Il Hiu be many years De
CO... h. 7ragress toward occupying the 1erIi'o'S
has assumed any remarkable proper LUIS
The new buildings. Of wsieh o@Ii7l9 -
,r-s u New York are the archilec'S' AT - 'e
erected II College and Grove SITS diaSohally OPP
,,si+a the scientific school, and Irohllns poIl
-, 60 +,,. distance Of over half the blocks.
On the site at present are hummer u 40" 0iiu
,,.r,-, looking wooden houses relics Of old New
-, ,.d me locality is not At all as digni-
e : the surroundings would demand When
.. row structures are up. however. this VIII al
b. changed and the block VIII be by far the
g.. :, the city. The auditorium which is TO
>, t+a neuy alumni hail Is be built in College
81 mining I'D cicsa - the Scroll and Key So
.,a+- n, she corner 5f Wall-st-. and touching the
,s,ro-ia3 v4stirufe on the other end On the
corner If Grove and College SIS. Is 10 be a semi
circular 7eetibuIe building. and on the Grove-st
sf5a Will be he new dining hall to take the
Mace Of the sid commons. The auditorium is tC
ba An immense building. the largest by far OF
any st Yale. and capable Of seating three thou
sand peopIp The main entrance VIII be through
the vestibuIe and the stage VIII be at the soutt
end Their VIII be tive galleries running around
.ba hall. and the seats viii be movable. so tina
examinations may be held there or the hall ma!
be turned over to the use Of the Junior Prone
made for which it viii be used regularly afte
1901
All the great university meetings viii be helt
here. as vel as the commencement day exercise
and the great commencement alumni meetings
Later on. il is understood that az organ VIII b
presented 20 the university. and will be place
IN this hall and all the orchestral concerts wi
BE- held here AS BatteIl Chapel, the largest Val
han al present, seats only l.200 people, the ne1
hail will be large enough for university meeting
for some tine to come
The vestioule building or the corner will tax
the form Of an entrance TO the auditorium Q
the south and the new dining hall on the ives
Il viii be building OF great architecture
beauty, and stairs viii lead into the galleries
the auditorium and the dining hall The ne
commons viii De the largest building Of the kin