Holy Cross Seminary - Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

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FIRST FLOOR PLAN 1 I- ! . Storage 2. Music Practice Rm. lmqngn 1 3. Office 4. Parlor 1' 'J 5. Sacristy Li' 1 mms L 6. Chapel 7 Y T S S U 1 i - , , i 7. Toile, Rm' OO! IVORY DOIMIYORV LAVATORIIS ll ll 5 xo I 5 c o R n L o o n 5 U, -T l -E o 2 I I' ' 'f -- --- -- K :noun 2 5' 'I fm? ses . E Q 1 ,Y connnoon W - '-- UL V , I AUDITORIUM chars misss Chas cuss :gg mu.-4 I I A 5 lumix 'Y 6 3 E 1 --------------- ., - -.. ,, gl Elm un! S I Io H Q l . 1 c rovcn G L.: I . ' P i3i Bishop's Suite 5 2 ' I 12. Retreat Register 8, Bed Rm, C I 13. Dish Washing Rm. 9. l.lVlIlg Rm. C Q 14' Pantry 10, Dining Rm. e mmm, 15. Female Help D. R. 11, Kitchen 6 ' 16. Field Help D. R. lg -gj 17. Receiving Rm. 5 f 5 ' I 18. Sister D. R. L 1 , V 19. Prefect ' 5Ao,Q'g.f82'jW 20. Linen X :iJ ,. In E+! 34 lt' ' ii sa . as , 1 : sa 5' as 5' 1' um 1' , L e ' s ' l M nlllf, so ao ao ,Q 30 so so I, H -:I uvnomrs ,-- Il - ' lo 1B 19wNNNMwWWWMlll ,ia -- -- - - - -- -- -- -- -- - H umm vm -1 e I1 7 S0 so STAGE la bo PLM W i-- --- --- -- f 5 SU so is cuzwsrv LECTURI DIOLOGV 1' cuss cuss 7 is 35 50 1 ua lu. no JS RM nm summ I 1 5 A 5 6 U lm M my uniuitoitgiinimir -r y I -Z : 9 I PHLSACS 51-Um K HALL MDRARY SIQACK E1 uuowv ' 21 is 12 1 - 99 so L , -------- ------- ,,,, ---- - - , --L -- -- be Ill ,'-L -- l , 1 - 13513-gy SECOND FLOOR PLAN ' ' ' to 24. Faculty Suites A to M ' - Bedroom and Study 31. Student Single Rm. . . ' Toilet Rm. 32. Sacristy 0 M Store Rm. 33. Sister Chapel - Research Lab. 34. Sister Bed Rm. Linen 35. Sister Community Rm. Guest Rm. 36. Professors' Community Rm And Eminentl Practical Student Doub le Rm. 37. Library Work Rm. llqr institutions are costly. unheat y, una trac- ', Q6fGQesidndyi,storaige. 'Study halls, '-kitchens, reset! Olfi If -, L ' ' fbi? the feighiijears'pfvis16dy?f required: A 141-ffT0l ' give -to-the :Church Unit tthel dominant. P0Sifi0fI- my the jensen1ble.. both iosfto exterior. whichi.proclaim's' tothe outside yyorld fthe buildinglsf function .as al. , .. . Catholics Seminary. engage, tai plan, which placesfthe church 'where' the occupants' are foreyere adn... .. , LSE' . . 'K b Scious of its Leiristenfcefand tlieirlone reCIS0l1 fOr b5lflQ 'lfllhe bulldfng- '.'. , 3 L -S 1 - A 15, 1 It was decided ifto minimized the usezvf bdSemer1fs,+whicl1 use .isgiirwllyj limited T0 .fecfeafiehgf ffl? f t es etc commonlygfound in basements'inhsin1+. l h tt tive Land create numerous structural difficulties. Q 7 W' 3 j, L The 'firsf floor,-s is ragged .slighfly qbpve grade in order to be free-from darnpness and to provide . . ai.PlRB. Spaceftor access' toyfall mechanical. piping ifgfyinecl.linfslighfly, more .height that 1 e sc eo 3 A The general structural scheme is sa concre e s annong stone ashlar, and Indiana im6S O ' . 'The three floors of the residence unit are con-4 h h lsection because of building. code' requirements ,for - schoolsbuilding.heightsversus, residence occupahCyfqC?illn.9S-1 . L' t keleton .with enclosingcurtain' walls,, faces with-e -6 4 . ii 1 I U L 1' S 4 1 t ne trim. The floors are concrete ioist and pan .construcg

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