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A comprehensive guide to the history of Georgetown University's iconic buildings and campus spaces
This book provides a close look at over fifty campus buildings and their history from Georgetown's founding in 1789 through today. Illustrations accompanying the text include historical images from the university archives, vibrant current photographs, and multiple maps covering all campuses.
Rufino describes the work of leading historical and contemporary architects. She depicts the history of buildings that exemplify a host of architectural styles, including Federal, Romanesque Revival, Gothic Revival, International Style, Brutalist, and Postmodern. She sets the evolution of the university's built environment against the backdrop of its social and cultural history—including its involvement with slavery, the ever changing makeup of its student body, and its development into a modern research university.
Enthusiasts of American architecture as well as Georgetown University's students, parents, alumni, administrators, faculty, and staff members will enjoy this informative and beautifully illustrated look at familiar haunts from a different perspective.
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Area I - Historic Core
Area II - Copley & Beyond
Area III - Central & West Campus
Area IV - East Campus
Area V - South Campus
Area VI - Southwest Campus
Area VII - West/Sports & Observatory
Area VIII - Medical Center
Area IX - Law Center & Capitol Campus
Bibliography
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