Benedict Hall, Educational building at University of Texas, Austin, United States
Benedict Hall features five floors of classrooms and laboratories across 165,000 square feet within the University of Texas campus in Austin.
Built in 1952, Benedict Hall initially housed the Department of Mathematics before transitioning to accommodate psychological sciences programs at the University.
The building honors H. Y. Benedict, a mathematics professor who served as president of the University of Texas at Austin.
The structure underwent a substantial renovation between 2002 and 2006, resulting in modernized facilities and enhanced technological capabilities for students.
Benedict Hall stands as the first of the '6 Pack' buildings, a collection of similar structures along the South Mall near Littlefield Fountain.
Location: Austin
Inception: 1952
GPS coordinates: 30.28400,-97.73900
Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:52
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