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Student Center
No full text2250 N. SheffieldExterior view of the northwest entrance of the Student Center at the corner of Kenmore and Belden. Entrance is on the right.Opened in 2002, this building was designed for multipurpose uses with computer labs, event rooms, eating facilities, and administrative offices. The Student Center occupies the former site of Alumni Hall. DePaul President: Rev. John P. Minogue, C.M
Kenmore Apartments, 2323 N. Kenmore Ave
No full text2323 N. Kenmore Ave.Exterior front (east) facade of traditional Chicago-style row house. Limestone apartment building. Image includes parked cars and campus security.DePaul purchased or leased many two and three flat buildings adjacent to the official campus buildings. These buildings were used for a variety of student life functions, as well as some official University business, such as faculty offices. The Kenmore Apartments are one such property. Many, if not all, were subsequently demolished for buildings constructed at DePaul, such as the Schmitt Academic Center (SAC) and the Student Center on Seminary
the Ray
No full text2235 N. Sheffield Ave.Angled exterior view of the entrance to the “the Ray”, exterior is brick and limestone. Several cars are parked on either side of the street. Two students are to the left.Completed in the fall of 1999, this four-story fitness facility was named for Ray Meyer, DePaul basketball coach from 1942-1984 . The building is also known as "The Ray". Built on the site of the former Lyceum building, the interior of the building was developed as an “industrial loft.” Exposed structural elements were painted and left intact. All handrails were designed to evoke an industrial theme with stainless-steel cables and turnbuckles. DePaul President: Rev. John P. Minogue, C.M
the Ray
No full text2235 N. Sheffield Ave.Sharp angled exterior view of the northern portion of the front of “the Ray” with a partial view of the entrance, exterior is brick and limestone and the entrance has a door canopy. A portion of the backside of the Steans Center/Vincentian residence is reflected in the window. A man is walking north on the sidewalk.Completed in the fall of 1999, this four-story fitness facility was named for Ray Meyer, DePaul basketball coach from 1942-1984 . The building is also known as "The Ray". Built on the site of the former Lyceum building, the interior of the building was developed as an “industrial loft.” Exposed structural elements were painted and left intact. All handrails were designed to evoke an industrial theme with stainless-steel cables and turnbuckles. DePaul President: Rev. John P. Minogue, C.M
the Ray
No full text2235 N. Sheffield Ave.Sharp angled exterior view of the front of “the Ray” looking north, exterior is brick and limestone. To the left of the sidewalk is mulched landscape with young trees. A row of cars are parked in the street.Completed in the fall of 1999, this four-story fitness facility was named for Ray Meyer, DePaul basketball coach from 1942-1984 . The building is also known as "The Ray". Built on the site of the former Lyceum building, the interior of the building was developed as an “industrial loft.” Exposed structural elements were painted and left intact. All handrails were designed to evoke an industrial theme with stainless-steel cables and turnbuckles. DePaul President: Rev. John P. Minogue, C.M
the Ray
No full text2235 N. Sheffield Ave.Sharp angled view of the front of “the Ray”, exterior is brick and limestone. Several cars are parked on the east side of the street. Portion of the Student Center is reflected in the window along with a Chartwells truck and two pedestrians. A small number of people are walking north; one person is exiting “the Ray” through the revolving doors. A Sheffield banner is hanging from the light pole.Completed in the fall of 1999, this four-story fitness facility was named for Ray Meyer, DePaul basketball coach from 1942-1984 . The building is also known as "The Ray". Built on the site of the former Lyceum building, the interior of the building was developed as an “industrial loft.” Exposed structural elements were painted and left intact. All handrails were designed to evoke an industrial theme with stainless-steel cables and turnbuckles. DePaul President: Rev. John P. Minogue, C.M
McGowan South
No full text1150 W. Belden Ave.Front view of the McGowan South building facade looking north-west. Picture taken from across Belden Street. Parked cars in view.Completed in 2009, this four-story science facility was named for Monsignor Andrew J. McGowan. The state-of-the-art facility LEED Certified Green Building houses the Chemistry and Environmental Science departments. DePaul President: Rev. Dennis H. Holtschneider, C.M. Architects: Antunovich Associates
McGowan South
No full text1150 W. Belden Ave.Corner side view of the McGowan South building looking west. Building view is partially obstructed by trees. Pedestrians are visible in front of the building.Completed in 2009, this four-story science facility was named for Monsignor Andrew J. McGowan. The state-of-the-art facility LEED Certified Green Building houses the Chemistry and Environmental Science departments. DePaul President: Rev. Dennis H. Holtschneider, C.M. Architects: Antunovich Associates
McGowan South skywalk; McGowan North
No full text1150 W. Belden Ave.Side view of the McGowan South building looking west. Pedestrian skywalk connecting McGowan South and North buildings is visible to the right. McGowan North building view obstructed by trees. People seating on benches are visible to the left.Completed in 2009, this four-story science facility was named for Monsignor Andrew J. McGowan. The state-of-the-art facility LEED Certified Green Building houses the Chemistry and Environmental Science departments. DePaul President: Rev. Dennis H. Holtschneider, C.M. Architects: Antunovich Associates
McGowan South
No full text1150 W. Belden Ave.Side corner view of the the McGowan South building looking south-west. Students seated at the side plaza benches are visible to the left. Belden St. in the distance.Completed in 2009, this four-story science facility was named for Monsignor Andrew J. McGowan. The state-of-the-art facility LEED Certified Green Building houses the Chemistry and Environmental Science departments. DePaul President: Rev. Dennis H. Holtschneider, C.M. Architects: Antunovich Associates