Haggett Hall, Student residence at University of Washington, Seattle, United States.
The building consists of two concrete towers connected by a central lobby area, featuring hexagonal-shaped rooms across eight floors.
Constructed in 1963 by Kirk, Wallace and McKinley architects, Haggett Hall honored Arthur Haggett and Winnifred Sunderlin Haggett, former university deans.
Students shared common lounges every two floors, creating gathering spaces where residents developed connections through daily interactions and activities.
Each floor contains 25 rooms designed for two students, with triangular closets and strategic window placement offering views of Lake Washington.
The residence hall maintained separate towers for men and women until 1997, when both structures transitioned to unisex accommodation.
Location: Washington
GPS coordinates: 47.65920,-122.30400
Latest update: April 17, 2025 18:25
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