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The University of Florida is the flagship university in the State University System of Florida and has many notable buildings located in cities including Gainesville, Jacksonville, and Orlando. The Campus Historic District at the University of Florida comprises 32 contributing properties that are registered with the National Register of Historic Places. As is typical in the United States, most of the university's oldest buildings were designed in the Collegiate Gothic architectural style; since the 1950s, Brutalist and Modern styles have been extensively employed.[1] The university has over 900 buildings on the main campus (about 170 have classrooms).

The University of Florida campus encompasses over 2,000 acres (8.1 km2). The campus is home to many notable structures, including Century Tower, a 157-foot-tall (48 m) carillon tower in the center of the campus historic district.

Buildings and historic photos

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Image Building[2] Architect Completed Last Major Renovation Current usage Gross area.
Buckman Hall William Augustus Edwards 1905 1984 Student housing 29,580 sq ft (2,748 m2)
Thomas Hall William Augustus Edwards 1905 1984 Student housing 35,920 sq ft (3,337 m2)
Newell Hall William Augustus Edwards 1909 2017 35,038 sq ft (3,255.1 m2)
Flint Hall William Augustus Edwards 1910 2000 Liberal Arts and Sciences 60,145 sq ft (5,587.7 m2)
Benton Hall William Augustus Edwards 1911 N/A Demolished in 1966 N/A
Griffin-Floyd Hall William Augustus Edwards 1912 1992 Liberal Arts and Sciences 24,013 sq ft (2,230.9 m2)
Johnson Hall William Augustus Edwards 1912 N/A Burned down in 1987 N/A
Anderson Hall William Augustus Edwards 1913 2000 Liberal Arts and Sciences 46,949 sq ft (4,361.7 m2)
Peabody Hall William Augustus Edwards 1913 1991 Student services 35,241 sq ft (3,274.0 m2)
Bryan Hall William Augustus Edwards 1914 1940 Business 52,047 sq ft (4,835.3 m2)
Ustler Hall, formerly Women's Gymnasium William Augustus Edwards 1919 1950 Liberal Arts and Sciences 15,952 sq ft (1,482.0 m2)
Institute of Black Culture 1921,
2019[note 1] 		2019 Black/African-American culture 2,970 sq ft (276 m2)
Institute of Hispanic/Latino Culture 1921,
2019[note 1] 		2019 Hispanic/Latino culture 3,062 sq ft (284.5 m2)
University Auditorium William Augustus Edwards 1922 1922 Auditorium 49,130 sq ft (4,564 m2)
Plaza of the Americas Frederick Law Olmsted Jr. 1925 1925 Recreation area 145,000 sq ft (13,500 m2)
Seagle Building Rudolph Weaver 1926 N/A Sold to private investors in 1983 1,882 sq ft (174.8 m2)
Walker Hall Rudolph Weaver 1926 1926 Liberal Arts and Sciences 26,222 sq ft (2,436.1 m2)
Leigh Hall Rudolph Weaver 1927 1950 Liberal Arts and Sciences 93,931 sq ft (8,726.5 m2)
Rolfs Hall William Augustus Edwards & Rudolph Weaver 1927 1939 Liberal Arts and Sciences 42,014 sq ft (3,903.2 m2)
Smathers Library William Augustus Edwards
Guy Fulton 		1927 1950 Library 109,851 sq ft (10,205.5 m2)
Sledd Hall Rudolph Weaver 1929 1984 Student housing 43,310 sq ft (4,024 m2)
Steve Spurrier-Florida Field at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium 1930 2017 Football stadium 419,969 sq ft (39,016.4 m2)
Florida Pool 1930 1930 Recreational pool 9,000 sq ft (840 m2)
University Police Building Rudolph Weaver 1930 1989 Campus police 4,780 sq ft (444 m2)
Infirmary Hall Rudolph Weaver 1931 1975 Student health care 49,254 sq ft (4,575.8 m2)
Cooperative Living Organization 1932 1973 Student housing 17,390 sq ft (1,616 m2)
Dauer Hall Rudolph Weaver 1932 1932 Liberal Arts and Sciences 63,012 sq ft (5,854.0 m2)
Norman Gym 1932 1984 Fine Arts 12,714 sq ft (1,181.2 m2)
Norman Hall Rudolph Weaver 1932 2020 [3] Education 216,295 sq ft (20,094.5 m2)
Reed Laboratory 1936 1936 Liberal Arts and Sciences 16,646 sq ft (1,546.5 m2)
Aquatic Food Production Pilot Plant 1937 1986 Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences 17,013 sq ft (1,580.6 m2)
Fletcher Hall Rudolph Weaver 1939 1984 Student housing 50,500 sq ft (4,690 m2)
Murphree Hall Rudolph Weaver 1939 2005 Student housing 97,450 sq ft (9,053 m2)
University Press of Florida 1945 N/A Publishing 16,485 sq ft (1,531.5 m2)
Multi Purpose Lab 1946 1946 Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences 1,830 sq ft (170 m2)
Phelps Lab 1946 1946 Engineering 8,880 sq ft (825 m2)
Mechanical Engineering Building C 1948 1967 Engineering 26,175 sq ft (2,431.7 m2)
Rhines Hall 1948 1967 Materials Science and Engineering 76,443 sq ft (7,101.8 m2)
Environmental Health and Safety Administrative Offices 1949 2004 Occupational safety and health 7,852 sq ft (729.5 m2)
Florida Gymnasium Rudolph Weaver & Guy Fulton 1949 1996 Health and Human Performance 163,492 sq ft (15,188.9 m2)
Wilmot Gardens Administration Building 1949 1988 Garden 1,913 sq ft (177.7 m2)
Health Center Annex #1 1950 2014 Medicine 2,330 sq ft (216 m2)
The Hub Russell Pancoast & Assoc.
Guy Fulton 		1950 1984 Food court and international center 72,448 sq ft (6,730.6 m2)
Mallory Hall Guy Fulton 1950 2007 Student housing 43,350 sq ft (4,027 m2)
North Hall Guy Fulton 1950 2008 Student housing 36,600 sq ft (3,400 m2)
Reid Hall Guy Fulton 1950 2008 Student housing 42,400 sq ft (3,940 m2)
Riker Hall Guy Fulton 1950 2008 Student housing 43,440 sq ft (4,036 m2)
Tigert Hall Jefferson Hamilton 1950 1950 Academic administration 83,211 sq ft (7,730.6 m2)
Tolbert Hall Guy Fulton 1950 1969 Student housing 54,300 sq ft (5,040 m2)
Yulee Hall Guy Fulton 1950 2008 Student housing 43,350 sq ft (4,027 m2)
Weaver Hall Guy Fulton 1950 2002[4] Student housing 46,840 sq ft (4,352 m2)
University Police Annex #1 1950 1982 Campus police 4,932 sq ft (458.2 m2)
Weil Hall Guy Fulton 1950 1954 Engineering 153,576 sq ft (14,267.7 m2)
Van Fleet Hall Guy Fulton 1952 1952 Reserve Officers' Training Corps 21,513 sq ft (1,998.6 m2)
Carleton Auditorium Guy Fulton 1953 1975 Auditorium 14,100 sq ft (1,310 m2)
President's House 1953 1953 President's residence 9,527 sq ft (885.1 m2)
Broward Hall Guy Fulton 1954 1954 Student housing 159,100 sq ft (14,780 m2)
Matherly Hall Rudolph Weaver & Guy Fulton 1954 1954 Business 60,156 sq ft (5,588.7 m2)
Century Tower William Augustus Edwards
Guy Fulton 		1955 1955 Carillon 10,594 sq ft (984.2 m2)
Frazier Rogers Hall 1955 1983 Agricultural and Life Sciences 60,032 sq ft (5,577.2 m2)
McCarty Hall A 1956 1956 Agricultural and Life Sciences 69,960 sq ft (6,499 m2)
McCarty Hall B 1956 1956 Agricultural and Life Sciences 44,800 sq ft (4,160 m2)
McCarty Hall C 1956 1956 Agricultural and Life Sciences 26,446 sq ft (2,456.9 m2)
McCarty Hall D 1956 1969 Agricultural and Life Sciences 63,730 sq ft (5,921 m2)
Observatory 1956 1974 Observatory 520 sq ft (48 m2)
Stetson Medical Sciences Building 1956 1969 Medicine 416,406 sq ft (38,685.4 m2)
Teaching Hospital Guy Fulton 1956 1974 Medicine hospital 446,534 sq ft (41,484.4 m2)
Corry Memorial Village 1958 1976 Student housing 155,430 sq ft (14,440 m2)
Hume Hall Ponikvar and Associates of Gainesville 1958,
2002[note 2] 		2002 Student housing 165,240 sq ft (15,351 m2)
P.K. Yonge Developmental Research School 1958 2005 Magnet school 153,054 sq ft (14,219.2 m2)
Rawlings Hall Guy Fulton 1958 1993 Student housing 82,930 sq ft (7,704 m2)
Williamson Hall 1958 1958 Liberal Arts and Sciences 75,533 sq ft (7,017.2 m2)
East Hall Guy Fulton 1961 2008 Student housing 44,230 sq ft (4,109 m2)
Graham Hall Guy Fulton 1961 1961 Student housing 58,000 sq ft (5,400 m2)
Jennings Hall Guy Fulton 1961 1961 Student housing 122,018 sq ft (11,335.8 m2)
Simpson Hall Guy Fulton 1961 1969 Student housing 38,930 sq ft (3,617 m2)
Trusler Hall Guy Fulton 1961 1961 Student housing 40,540 sq ft (3,766 m2)
Mark Bostick Golf Clubhouse 1963 1988 Golf course 10,636 sq ft (988.1 m2)
Fine Arts Building A 1964 1964 Fine Arts 23,400 sq ft (2,170 m2)
Fine Arts Building B 1964 1964 Fine Arts 12,940 sq ft (1,202 m2)
Fine Arts Building C 1964 1981 Fine Arts 75,303 sq ft (6,995.9 m2)
Nuclear Sciences Building 1964 1964 Liberal Arts and Sciences 87,780 sq ft (8,155 m2)
Diamond Village 1965 1965 Student housing 163,300 sq ft (15,170 m2)
Little Hall 1965 1965 Liberal Arts and Sciences 98,418 sq ft (9,143.3 m2)
Beaty Towers Forrest Kelly 1967 2010 Student housing 168,200 sq ft (15,630 m2)
Benton Hall 1967 1967 Engineering 28,600 sq ft (2,660 m2)
Black Hall 1967 1967 Engineering 38,851 sq ft (3,609.4 m2)
Constans Theatre 1967 2004 Performing arts center 82,960 sq ft (7,707 m2)
Housing Office 1967 1967 Housing 18,570 sq ft (1,725 m2)
Human Development Center 1967 1967 Medicine 63,675 sq ft (5,915.6 m2)
Human Resources Building 1967 N/A Academic administration 29,883 sq ft (2,776.2 m2)
Larsen Hall 1967 1967 Engineering 40,970 sq ft (3,806 m2)
Library West 1967 2006 Library 177,129 sq ft (16,455.8 m2)
Mechanical Engineering Building A 1967 1967 Engineering 43,696 sq ft (4,059.5 m2)
Mechanical Engineering Building B 1967 1967 Engineering 44,407 sq ft (4,125.5 m2)
Reitz Student Union 1967 2016 Students' union 348,210 sq ft (32,350 m2)
Sisler Hall 1967 1993 Engineering 69,426 sq ft (6,449.9 m2)
Bartram Hall 1968 1968 Liberal Arts and Sciences 59,710 sq ft (5,547 m2)
Bryant Space Science Center 1968 1984 Liberal Arts and Sciences 59,129 sq ft (5,493.3 m2)
Holland Law Center Russell Pancoast 1968 1968 Law 204,963 sq ft (19,041.7 m2)
Food Science and Human Nutrition Building 1969 1969 Health and Human Performance 45,045 sq ft (4,184.8 m2)
Material Engineering Building 1969 1976 Engineering 35,984 sq ft (3,343.0 m2)
Dickinson Hall 1970 1970 Museum 115,095 sq ft (10,692.7 m2)
Grinter Hall 1971 1971 Liberal Arts and Sciences 56,620 sq ft (5,260 m2)
Maguire Village 1971 1971 Student housing 211,930 sq ft (19,689 m2)
Music Building 1971 1971 Fine Arts 73,057 sq ft (6,787.2 m2)
Psychology Building 1972 1986 Liberal Arts and Sciences 74,587 sq ft (6,929.4 m2)
University Village South 1972 1976 Student housing 118,230 sq ft (10,984 m2)
Tanglewood Village 1973 1973 Student housing 192,420 sq ft (17,876 m2)
Carr Hall 1974 1974 Liberal Arts and Sciences 48,120 sq ft (4,470 m2)
Communicore Building 1975 1975 Medicine 333,659 sq ft (30,997.9 m2)
Dental Science Building 1975 1975 Dentistry 488,600 sq ft (45,390 m2)
General Services Building 1975 1975 Medicine hospital 42,089 sq ft (3,910.2 m2)
Development and Alumni Affairs Building 1976 1976 Financial services 20,424 sq ft (1,897.5 m2)
Newins-Ziegler Hall 1976 1976 Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences 59,242 sq ft (5,503.8 m2)
Basic Science Building 1977 1977 Veterinary Medicine 80,789 sq ft (7,505.5 m2)
Turlington Hall 1977 1977 Liberal Arts and Sciences 184,137 sq ft (17,106.9 m2)
Veterinary Medicine Food Animal Clinic 1977 1977 Veterinary Medicine hospital 14,910 sq ft (1,385 m2)
Veterinary Medicine Teaching Hospital 1977 1990 Veterinary Medicine hospital 126,532 sq ft (11,755.2 m2)
Gator Band Shell 1978 1978 Demolished in 2010 2,370 sq ft (220 m2)
Architecture Building 1979 1979 Design, Construction and Planning 114,156 sq ft (10,605.4 m2)
Fifield Hall 1979 1979 Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences 109,472 sq ft (10,170.3 m2)
O'Connell Center 1980 2016 Arena 309,843 sq ft (28,785.4 m2)
Weimer Hall 1980 1980 Journalism and Communications 151,594 sq ft (14,083.5 m2)
Stuzin Hall 1981 1981 Business 54,916 sq ft (5,101.9 m2)
V. A. Hospital 1981 N/A Veterans Affairs hospital 35,000 sq ft (3,300 m2)
Animal Sciences Building 1982 1985 Agricultural and Life Sciences 96,694 sq ft (8,983.2 m2)
Patient Services Building 1983 1988 Medicine hospital 588,570 sq ft (54,680 m2)
Bruton-Geer Hall 1984 1984 Law 45,493 sq ft (4,226.4 m2)
Computer Science Building 1986 1986 Engineering 119,079 sq ft (11,062.8 m2)
James G. Pressly Stadium 1986 1994 Soccer and track and field stadium 11,605 sq ft (1,078.1 m2)
Marston Science Library 1986 1986 Library 115,730 sq ft (10,752 m2)
Varsity Tennis Building 1986 1986 Tennis athletics facility 1,543 sq ft (143.3 m2)
Winn-Dixie Hope Lodge[5] 1986 1992 Medicine 51,000 sq ft (4,700 m2)
Alfred A. McKethan Stadium 1987 1987 Baseball stadium; replaced by Condron Ballpark in 2021 77,274 sq ft (7,179.0 m2)
Linder Tennis Stadium 1987 1987 Tennis stadium 8,581 sq ft (797.2 m2)
Academic Research Building 1989 1989 Medicine 278,245 sq ft (25,849.8 m2)
Chemistry Laboratory 1990 1990 Liberal Arts and Sciences 85,880 sq ft (7,979 m2)
Doyle Conner Building 1990 N/A Liberal Arts and Sciences N/A
Entomology-Nematology Building 1990 1990 Liberal Arts and Sciences 92,316 sq ft (8,576.4 m2)
Harn Museum of Art 1990 1995 Museum 87,681 sq ft (8,145.8 m2)
Criser Hall 1991 1991 Academic administration 64,248 sq ft (5,968.8 m2)
Davis Cancer Pavilion 1991 1998 Medicine 128,594 sq ft (11,946.8 m2)
Elmore Hall 1991 1991 Academic administration 18,230 sq ft (1,694 m2)
Keys Residential Complex KBJ Architects 1991 1991 Student housing 188,211 sq ft (17,485.4 m2)
Little Hall Express 1991 1991 Dining 770 sq ft (72 m2)
Recreation and Fitness Center 1991 1991 Fitness center 59,161 sq ft (5,496.2 m2)
Recreational Center Dining 1991 1991 Dining 14,800 sq ft (1,370 m2)
Phillips Center 1992 1992 Performing arts center 69,874 sq ft (6,491.5 m2)
Courtelis Equine Teaching Hospital 1993 1993 Veterinary Medicine hospital 67,245 sq ft (6,247.3 m2)
Microbiology/Cell Science Building 1994 1994 Liberal Arts and Sciences 69,917 sq ft (6,495.5 m2)
Shepard Broad Building 1994 1994 Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee 13,436 sq ft (1,248.2 m2)
Southwest Recreation Center 1994 2010[6] Fitness center 138,912 sq ft (12,905.3 m2)
Farrior Hall 1995 1995 Academic advising 37,220 sq ft (3,458 m2)
Lemerand Center 1995 1995 Athletics facility 46,000 sq ft (4,300 m2)
Sid Martin Biotechnology Incubator 1995 1995 Business incubator 39,981 sq ft (3,714.4 m2)
Springs Residential Complex KBJ Architects 1995 1995 Student housing 120,160 sq ft (11,163 m2)
Gator Corner Dining Facility 1996 1996 Dining 22,135 sq ft (2,056.4 m2)
Powell Hall 1996 1996 Museum 61,715 sq ft (5,733.5 m2)
Pressly Softball Stadium 1996 2019 Softball stadium 7,371 sq ft (684.8 m2)
Ring Tennis Pavilion 1996 1996 Tennis athletics facility 19,200 sq ft (1,780 m2)
Veterinary Medicine Academic Wing 1996 1996 Veterinary Medicine 184,851 sq ft (17,173.2 m2)
Aquatic Products Lab 1997 1997 Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences 10,380 sq ft (964 m2)
New Engineering Building 1997 1997 Engineering 140,179 sq ft (13,023.1 m2)
University Foundation Annex 1997 1997 Financial services 22,780 sq ft (2,116 m2)
Carse Swimming Complex 1998 1998 Swimming facility 6,692 sq ft (621.7 m2)
McKnight Brain Institute 1998 1998 Medicine 208,498 sq ft (19,370.1 m2)
Particle Science Technology Building 1998 1998 Engineering 29,535 sq ft (2,743.9 m2)
Physics Building 1998 1998 Liberal Arts and Sciences 232,714 sq ft (21,619.8 m2)
Ring Varsity Tennis Building 1998 1998 Tennis athletics facility 5,520 sq ft (513 m2)
Shands Medical Plaza 1998 1998 Medicine 111,446 sq ft (10,353.7 m2)
105 Classroom Building 2000 2000 Academic administration 33,906 sq ft (3,150.0 m2)
Baughman Center John Zona 2000 2000 Convention center 1,474 sq ft (136.9 m2)
Broward Dining Facility 2000 2000 Dining 17,130 sq ft (1,591 m2)
Lakeside Residential Complex KBJ Architects 2000 2000 Student housing 158,135 sq ft (14,691.2 m2)
UF Hotel and Conference Center 2000 2000 Convention center and hotel 189,600 sq ft (17,610 m2)
Basketball Practice Facility 2001 2001 Basketball practice facility 48,850 sq ft (4,538 m2)
Emerson Alumni Hall 2002 2002 Alumni association 61,862 sq ft (5,747.2 m2)
Gran Telescopio Canarias[7] 2002 2002 Liberal Arts and Sciences 43,056 sq ft (4,000.0 m2)
Rinker Hall 2002 2002 Design, Construction and Planning 48,906 sq ft (4,543.5 m2)
Bookstore and Welcome Center 2003 2003 Bookstore and visitor center 222,592 sq ft (20,679.5 m2)
Gerson Hall 2003 2003 Business 44,630 sq ft (4,146 m2)
Health Profession, Nursing, Pharmacy Building 2003 2003 Health, Nursing, and Pharmacy 197,384 sq ft (18,337.6 m2)
Lipoff Hall 2004 2004 Hillel International 23,000 sq ft (2,100 m2)
McGuire Center 2004 2004 Museum 46,354 sq ft (4,306.4 m2)
Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine Institute 2004 2004 Health and Human Performance 132,664 sq ft (12,324.9 m2)
Cancer and Genetics Research Complex 2006 2006 Medicine 290,820 sq ft (27,018 m2)
Deriso Hall 2006 2006 Veterinary Medicine 9,998 sq ft (928.8 m2)
Randell Research Center 2006 2006 Liberal Arts and Sciences 2,500 sq ft (230 m2)
Nanoscale Research Facility 2008 2008 Liberal Arts and Sciences 55,692 sq ft (5,174.0 m2)
Pugh Hall 2008 2008 Samuel Proctor Oral History Program, Bob Graham Center for Public Service, and Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures 45,690 sq ft (4,245 m2)
Steinbrenner Band Hall 2008 2008 Marching band facility 18,209 sq ft (1,691.7 m2)
Cancer Center 2009 2009 Medicine hospital 500,000 sq ft (46,000 m2)
Biomedical Sciences Building 2009 2009 Medicine 146,611 sq ft (13,620.6 m2)
Donald R. Dizney Stadium 2009 2009 Lacrosse stadium 23,425 sq ft (2,176.3 m2)
Emerging Pathogens Institute 2009 2009 Medicine 88,858 sq ft (8,255.2 m2)
Veterinary Education and Clinical Research Center 2009 2009 Veterinary Medicine 104,000 sq ft (9,700 m2)
Counseling and Wellness Center 2010 2010 Student health care 20,000 sq ft (1,900 m2)
East Campus Office Building 2010 2010 Engineering School of Sustainable Infrastructure & Environment 83,526 sq ft (7,759.8 m2)
Hough Hall 2010 2010 Business 72,140 sq ft (6,702 m2)
Law Advocacy Center 2010 2010 Law 20,461 sq ft (1,900.9 m2)
Chemical Engineering Student Center[8] 2011 2011 Chemical Engineering 11,789 sq ft (1,095.2 m2)
UF Innovation Hub 2011 2018 Business incubator 106,000 sq ft (9,800 m2)
Research Building at Lake Nona[9] 2012 2012 Medicine 99,656 sq ft (9,258.3 m2)
Clinical and Translational Research Building[10] 2013 2013 University of Florida Health 120,000 sq ft (11,000 m2)
Heavener Hall SchenkelShultz Architecture 2014 2014 Business 57,000 sq ft (5,300 m2)
Hitchcock Field & Fork Pantry[11] 2015 2019 Food pantry
Indoor Practice Facility 2015 2015 Football practice facility 87,218 sq ft (8,102.8 m2)
Harrell Medical Education Building 2015 2015 University of Florida College of Medicine 109,202 sq ft (10,145.2 m2)
Infinity Hall 2015 2015 Student housing 96,477 sq ft (8,963.0 m2)
The Chemistry/Chemical Biology Building[12] 2017 2017 Liberal Arts and Sciences 111,552 sq ft (10,363.5 m2)
Condron Ballpark Populous, Walker Architects 2021 2021 Baseball field 97,200 sq ft (9,030 m2)
Herbert Wertheim Laboratory for Engineering Excellence 2021 2021 Engineering 86,000 sq ft (8,000 m2)
University Public Safety Building Schenkel & Shultz Inc 2023 2023 Campus police 50,000 sq ft (4,600 m2)
Student Health Care Center Walker Architects Inc 2023 2023 Student health care 50,000 sq ft (4,600 m2)
Malachowsky Hall for Data Science & Information Technology Bohlin Cywinski Jackson 2023 2023 Engineering 263,000 sq ft (24,400 m2)
Honors Village Walker Architects Inc 2023 2024 Student housing 420,000 sq ft (39,000 m2)
See also: University of Florida Campus Historic District
Notes
  1. ^ a b In 2019, the original buildings for the Institute of Black Culture and Institute of Hispanic-Latino Cultures were rebuilt.
  2. ^ The former Hume Hall was razed in Fall 2000 following a proposal in 1998. The current Hume Hall opened in Fall 2002 on the site of the original building.
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Buildings under construction

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Image Building Architect Expected Completion Usage Gross area.

References

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  1. ^ Historic District architecture
  2. ^ Building Information Book (official inventory)
  3. ^ "At UF, Norman Hall renovations nearly complete".
  4. ^ A History of University of Florida Residence Facilities
  5. ^ American Cancer Society Winn-Dixie Hope Lodge—Gainesville
  6. ^ "Southwest Recreation Center's expansion project is on schedule - News - University of Florida".
  7. ^ Present status of the GTC installations design
  8. ^ "CHE Student Center - HWCOE Buildings and Information".
  9. ^ Groundbreaking set Oct. 5 for Lake Nona Research and Academic Center
  10. ^ "Clinical and Translational Research Building » Clinical and Translational Science Institute » University of Florida".
  11. ^ "UF Expands the Alan and Cathy Hitchcock Field & Fork Pantry on Campus". 18 November 2019.
  12. ^ "New chemistry building opens its doors".
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