德克萨斯大学奥斯汀分校建筑列表

德克萨斯大学奥斯汀分校建筑列表是一份关于德克萨斯州奥斯汀市德克萨斯大学奥斯汀分校现存建筑的列表。这份列表是根据目前这些建筑的用途与特征进行分类的。

## 学术机构

建筑名称｜照片｜建设时间｜备注｜参考

巴特尔厅｜

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｜1911｜曾是UT校园的主要图书馆，现主要作为建筑与规划图书馆、亚历山大建筑馆及美国建筑中心。此建筑被记录在国家史迹名录中。该建筑由建筑设计师卡斯·吉尔伯特设计。

巴茨厅｜

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｜1953｜“6 Pack”建筑群之一

本笃堂｜

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｜1951｜“6 Pack”建筑群之一，且是6幢建筑中最先建设的一座

生物实验室｜1923｜现主要用于研究植物学

卡尔霍恩厅｜

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｜1955｜“6 Pack”建筑群之一

工商管理学院楼｜1962｜前称“工商管理与经济学大厦”。这座建筑由两部分组成：一个七层办公楼和一个六层的教学楼；是麦库姆斯商学院的主要教学楼。这座建筑也是乔治·柯兹梅斯基中心商业教育楼的一部分

彼得·T·弗劳恩学术中心｜

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｜1960｜该建筑是学生技术和合作中心。因为原本在主楼办公室因为翻修而被迁移至此，所以此楼同时也称为主楼附楼。

加里森厅｜

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｜1925

格鲍尔楼｜1904｜多萝西·L·格鲍尔楼，曾作为学生服务大厦。

比尔和梅林达·盖茨计算机科学楼｜2013｜由两栋建筑组成：北楼（戴尔计算机科学馆）和南楼（未命名）。他们由一个中庭和一系列的协作桥梁连接。

乔治一世桑切斯楼｜

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｜1973｜该建筑是德克萨斯大学教育学院、双语教育办公室、科学和数学教育中心和Vaughn读中心和语言艺术中心。

研究生商学院楼｜

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｜1976｜McCombs商学院研究生课程的总部；乔治Kozmetsky商业教育中心建筑群的一部分。

高士堂｜

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｜1932｜建筑学院

哈里·兰瑟姆人文研究中心｜

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｜1972｜收购和管理重要文化资料的藏品，如稀有书籍，手稿，电影和艺术。

W·C·霍格楼｜

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｜1933

霍格纪念礼堂｜

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｜1932

荷马雷尼厅｜

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｜1956｜“6 Pack”建筑群之一, 曾为“老音乐楼”。它是“6 Pack”建筑群的最后一做完工的建筑。

玛丽·E·吉尔林厅｜

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｜1933｜长期被称为经济楼

梅泽斯厅｜

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｜1952｜“6 Pack”建筑群之一

护理学院｜

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佩因特厅｜

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｜1932｜曾为物理楼

帕林厅｜

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｜1954｜“6 Pack”建筑群之一

佩里-卡斯塔涅达图书馆｜

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｜1974-1977｜学校主要的中央图书馆。

社会工作学院楼｜

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｜circa 1935｜曾经是大学的附属中学。国家历史名胜登记在册。

希德·理查森馆｜

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｜1971｜Dolph Briscoe美国历史中心、Barker德州历史收藏馆、Benson拉丁美洲收藏馆、Lyndon B. Johnson公共事务公共事 (Wasserman) 图书馆、Teresa Lozano长拉丁美洲研究所 (LLILAS)和RGK中心慈善和社区服务中心。

萨顿厅｜

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｜1917｜Cass Gilbert architect

大学教学中心｜1981-1984｜四层通用教室建筑；是乔治Kozmetsky商业教育中心建筑群的一部分。

瓦格纳厅｜1931｜以第一任校长Leslie Waggener的名字命名。最初由商学院使用，现在是哲学系、古典系和古典图书馆的所在地。

韦尔奇厅｜1929, 1958, & 1974｜化学楼

W·R·伍尔里奇实验室｜1958｜航空工程与工程力学

文理学院楼｜2012｜自由艺术与 ROTC

## 行政楼

建筑名称｜照片｜建设时间｜备注｜参考

约翰·W·哈吉斯厅｜

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｜本科招生中心，是“小校园”的一部分，它是国家历史古迹名录上的建筑。

主楼｜

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｜1937｜Houses the University's main administrative offices. Charles Whitman killed 13 people with a sniper rifle from the top of the tower in 1966.

林荫西路办公楼｜1961

伍尔德里奇厅｜1924｜Demolished in 2010. Housed the International Office. Formerly it housed the School of Architecture design studios while Goldsmith Hall was being renovated in the mid to late 1980s. Originally it was the Wooldridge School, an Austin elementary school.

## 运动和户外娱乐设施

建筑名称｜照片｜建设时间｜备注｜参考

达雷尔·K·罗亚尔–德州纪念体育场｜

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｜1924｜旧称德州纪念体育场，1996年改为现名，以纪念带领德州赢得3次全国冠军及11次西南联盟冠军的前美式橄榄球队教练达雷尔·罗亚尔。

弗兰克·欧文中心｜

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｜1977｜Sometimes referred to as "The Drum" or "The Superdrum", owing to its drum-like exterior appearance, the facility is the home court for the UT men's and women's basketball programs.

Gregory Gymnasium｜

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｜1930

Lee and Joe Jamail Texas Swimming Center｜1977

Mike A. Myers Track & Soccer Stadium｜

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｜1999

Penick-Allison Tennis Center｜

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Red and Charline McCombs Field｜

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｜1998

Texas Rowing Center

UFCU Disch-Falk Field｜

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｜1975｜The stadium is named for former Longhorns coaches Billy Disch and Bibb Falk. In 2006, the facility underwent a $21 million renovation and added UFCU to its name following sponsorship by local credit union University Federal Credit Union.

Anna Hiss Gymnasium｜1931｜Originally the women's gymnasium. In 1994 the natatorium wing was demolished to make way for the Louise and James Robert Moffett Molecular Biology Building.

## 博物馆

建筑名称｜照片｜建设时间｜备注｜参考

Jack S. Blanton Museum of Art｜

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｜2006｜Art museum.

Dolph Briscoe Center for American History｜

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｜1971｜Organized research unit and public service component of The University of Texas at Austin. Located in Sid Richardson Hall.

林登·约翰逊总统图书馆暨博物馆｜

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｜1971｜毗邻LBJ公共事务学院的LBJ图书馆和博物馆收藏着4000万页历史文件，包括林登·约翰逊总统及其亲近助手和其他人的文件。

Texas Memorial Museum｜

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｜1936｜UT and Austin's Natural Science & Texas History museum. National Register of Historic Places listed.

## 公寓楼

建筑名称｜照片｜建设时间｜备注｜参考

杜伦公寓楼｜2007

安德鲁斯公寓楼｜

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｜1936

布兰顿公寓楼

布莱肯瑞吉公寓楼｜

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｜1933

卡罗瑟斯公寓楼｜

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｜1937｜Carothers Hall was known as "Unit II" until March 1938 when it was renamed in honor of Asenath Carothers, who became the director of The Woman's Building on campus in 1903. In 1937, the hall was built with financial assistance from the Public Works Administration at a cost of $250,000 of which $72,000 was grants and the rest was paid for with loans. Paul Cret was consulting architect for the building and as a result it was made in Spanish Renaissance style with creamy tan bricks and red tile roof.

溪畔公寓楼｜1955｜Formerly Simkins Dormitory. The dormitory was named after William Stewart Simkins, who was a law professor and a Ku Klux Klan figure. In 2010, the university held a public hearing to discuss the possibility of renaming the building, and the name was changed to Creekside shortly thereafter. It is the last all-male dormitory operated by UT, and once served as the African-American dormitory when UT maintained a segregated campus.

杰斯特中心｜

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｜1969｜Named after former governor Beauford H. Jester, Jester Center includes two towers: a 14-level residence and a 10-level residence with a capacity of 3,200. When built, the complex, which occupies a full city block, was the largest residence hall in North America and was the largest building project in University history.

金索尔文公寓楼｜1958

利特菲尔德公寓楼｜1927

穆尔-伊尔公寓楼｜

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｜1939–1956｜Moore-Hill houses a total of 390 residents in double rooms with community bath spaces. This 5 story coed dormitory houses males on the basement level and on the 1st and 3rd floors. Females live on the 2nd and 4th floors. The mascot of this dorm is the Moore-Hill Pirate. Moore-Hill dormitory was once two separate living halls, Hill Hall and Moore Hall. Hill Hall was named for Dr. Homer Barksdale Hill of Austin who volunteered to treat the UT Football team from the very first game in 1893 until his death on July 18, 1923. Dr. Hill received his MD from Tulane University and moved to Austin in 1889. Moore Hall was named in memory of Dean Victor Ivan Moore who served as the Dean of Student Life from 1927 until his death on August 6, 1943.

普拉瑟公寓楼｜

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｜1937

罗伯茨公寓楼｜

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｜1936

圣哈辛托公寓楼｜2000

怀蒂兹·考特公寓楼｜2003