Calhoun Hall, Educational building at University of Texas at Austin, United States.
Calhoun Hall is a six-story concrete structure on the University of Texas at Austin campus housing classrooms and faculty offices. The building features large glass windows and open corridor spaces typical of modernist design from that era.
The building was completed in 1968 during a major expansion period at the university. It was named after John William Calhoun, who served in leadership roles at the institution from 1925 to 1939.
The building functions as an educational center within the university, hosting mathematics classes and departmental activities throughout the academic year.
The building can be accessed through several ground-level entrances, with elevators serving all six floors. Visitors should allow extra time to navigate the large structure and locate specific classrooms or offices.
The building represents a period of substantial campus expansion during the late 1960s, marking a transformation in the university's physical landscape.
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