The Infirmary
- East Zone
- Central Zone
- West Zone
- South Zone
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- Significant Buildings and Sites
- Anderson Hall
- Bryan Hall
- Buckman Hall
- Carleton Auditorium
- Century Tower
- Dairy Science Building
- Dauer Hall
- Fletcher Hall
- Florida Gymnasium
- Griffin-Floyd Hall
- Keene-Flint Hall
- Leigh Hall
- Mallory-Yulee-Reid Halls
- Matherly Hall
- Murphree Hall
- Newell Hall
- Norman Hall
- Peabody Hall
- Plaza of the Americas
- Rolfs Hall
- Sledd Hall
- Smathers Library
- The Hub
- The Infirmary
- Thomas Hall
- Tigert Hall
- University Auditorium
- University Police Department
- Walker Hall
- Weil Hall
- Women’s Gym
The Infirmary
Architect: Rudolph Weaver
Contractor: H. F. Perry, Jr.
The Infirmary Character-Defining Features
SCALE
- 2-1/2 with basement 3-1/2 stories
MASSING
- L shape plan with additions
- Central gable
ROOF
- Gable
- Shed dormers alternating with narrow cross gable parapets
ENTRANCES
- Under cross gable with Oriel window
WINDOWS
- 6 over 6 light double hung
MATERIALS
- Brick is English Bond
- Soldier course at basement, first floor and rowlocks at 2nd floor
- Orange, red and flashed flat clay tiles with “bump” ridge tiles
ORNAMENTATION
- Water table with small half round and larger quarter round
- Cut limestone sills
- Copper downspouts and conductors
INTERIOR FEATURES
BUILDING-SITE RELATIONSHIP
- Set back from road and defines open space within L plan shape
