Patterson Building

Patterson Building, designed by Edward Hazlehurst, opened in 1904.

Named for William Calvin Patterson, former Penn State superintendent of buildings and grounds, the recently renovated structure contains the main offices for the School of Visual Arts.

It also provides office and studio space for School of Visual Arts faculty, staff and students. A computer lab for graphic design students and a student exhibition gallery complete the building.

page last updated 4/9/08

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