Hansee Hall, Student residence at University of Washington, Seattle, United States
The H-shaped residence hall contains four separate wings with living rooms, recreation areas, and dining facilities for university students.
Built between 1935 and 1936, Hansee Hall was renamed in 1965 to honor Martha Lois Hansee, a Greek language professor at the university.
The four wings bear names of influential women: Isabella Austin, Eliza Ferry Leary, Ruth Karr McKee, and Catherine Blaine, who shaped regional education.
Located on North Campus near NE 45th Street, this residence enforces 24-hour quiet hours and provides accommodation for undergraduate students.
The building combines Tudor and Collegiate Gothic architectural elements with red brick styling, matching other structures in the Main Quad area.
Location: Washington
GPS coordinates: 47.66070,-122.30600
Latest update: March 11, 2025 15:32
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