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UF Buildsdocuments in text and images the sites and structures of  the University of Florida -- one of the most beautiful campuses in the United States.
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UF's architecture reflects the dynamic change and growth that has taken place since 1905 when the university was sited in its present location and served about 100 students.  Now with over 42,000 students,  UF's diverse 2,000-acre campus is home to about 920 buildings including approximately 160 for classrooms and laboratories.  Several campus buildings are listed on the National Register and a part of the campus is designated as an Historic District.  UF is also the site of several gardens and environmentally unique and scenic areas.  Explore UF !
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- UF Builds is organized into these parts:
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The Gallery
-- - The Gallery provides approximately 600 images of  245 buildings and sites.  Many works are represented with several pictures.  Most images can be 'clicked' to obtain a larger display. 
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Building List
- - This extensive list of UF buildings provides basic information: opening date, architect, contractor, square feet, for whom the building is named.  Details are obtained from a variety of sources and this page is continually updated as more information is known.
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Historic Sites Guide
- - Learn more about UF's historic buildings including those cited on the National Register of Historic Places.  Each unique building is described.  Included is an illustrated guide to the Collegiate Gothic style using campus buildings as examples.
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Timetable
- - The timetable lists key events in shaping UF's architecture.  [This page is under development.]
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Resources Guide
- - Provides resources for further study. Includes a bibliography of 200+ books and articles about UF's buildings, descriptions of archival resources, biographical information about individuals associated with the UF building program, glossaries and guides, and web sites.
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This web site was created  in response to questions about UF's buildings received by staff at the Architecture and Fine Arts Library

Always feel free to consult with AFA's staff when you need information about campus buildings.  For  more information about the University of Florida, consult the UF Home Page as a starting point.

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Page Author:  Edward H. Teague
Contact:  Ann Lindell
Page Created:  15 September 1999
Page Updated:  13 December 1999