Buildings
Follow Us:
Find a Building
Search for a building by name, building type, building code, or sort buildings alphabetically.
Filter Options
All Buildings
Building Code: SREF
Located on the southeast side of campus in Jackrabbit Grove, this hall houses 256 residents. Ben Reifel Hall is available to first year students, with double rooms sized at 16 x 11 feet.
Building Code: SAG
Named in honor of former university president Sherwood Berg, Berg Agricultural Hall houses SDSU Extension, the Plant Diagnostic Clinic, state 4-H offices, College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences, laboratories and classrooms.
Building Code: SBN
Built in 1969, Binnewies Hall is a co-ed residence hall on the east side of campus. Binnewies Hall house 490 residents and is connected to Young Hall by Larson Commons.
Building Code: SBH
Brown Hall was built in 1959 and renovated in 2016. It is a co-ed residence hall and houses 400 residents. The hall has laundry on every floor as well as kitchens on floors two, three and four.
Building Code: SCH
Caldwell Hall houses 300 students and is used as a co-ed hall for second year students. Caldwell Hall also has some specifically designed ADA rooms available for students with additional needs.
Building Code: SCP
The Central Heating Plant heats about 85% of the buildings on campus.
Building Code: SAME
The Chicoine Architecture, Mathematics and Engineering Hall is a part of the Jerome J. Lohr College of Engineering. Located on the southwest side of campus, the 62,000-square foot building has three floors.
Building Code: SCM
The Communications Center is located on Campanile Avenue between Morrill Hall and Bailey Rotunda.
Building Code: SSY
On Sept. 10, 1927, President Calvin Coolidge dedicated this outdoor theatre and the Lincoln Memorial Library.
Building Code: SCAM
Coughlin Campanile, the face of South à£à£Ö±²¥Ðã State University, is a chimes tower that stands 165 feet tall.
Campus Resources
Explore other campus resources. Not finding what you need? Feel free to reach out with any questions. We’re here to help.