Johnson Hall, Administrative building at University of Oregon, Eugene, United States.
Johnson Hall is an administrative building on the University of Oregon campus featuring brick veneer and terra-cotta details in American Renaissance style. The structure sits at the center of campus operations and houses the university's main administrative functions including the president's office.
The building was constructed in 1915 and named in 1918 after John Wesley Johnson, the university's first president. This naming recognized a key figure in the institution's founding period.
The building houses the main administrative offices and serves as a daily meeting point for students and staff moving through campus. Its design reflects the early aspirations of the university during the early 20th century.
The building is located in a central position on campus and is easily accessible on foot from most areas of the grounds. Visitors should note that this is an active administrative building and hours may be limited during university breaks.
Inside the building are restored stained glass panels created by the Povey Brothers of Portland, displayed in a principal meeting room. These windows represent a notable example of specialized glasswork from that era that many visitors overlook.
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