University of Washington Quad, University quadrangle in Seattle, United States
The Liberal Arts Quadrangle features interconnected academic buildings surrounding a central lawn space at the University of Washington campus.
The space originated from the 1915 design by architect Carl Gould and university president Henry Suzzallo, with construction completed in 1950.
Thirty Yoshino cherry trees within the quadrangle create an annual spring display that draws students, photographers, and community members.
The quadrangle connects multiple academic buildings, including Raitt Hall, Savery Hall, Gowen Hall, Smith Hall, and Miller Hall for easy access between classes.
The cherry trees were initially planted at Washington Park Arboretum in 1939 before their relocation to the quadrangle in 1962.
Location: Seattle
GPS coordinates: 47.65710,-122.30770
Latest update: April 20, 2025 15:47
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