Montclair State College - La Campana Yearbook (Upper Montclair, NJ)

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construction. Sharp brick lines define the area. Whether one is pleased or not, the new buildings draw comment. As the student makes his demands upon society and its institutions, even the state architecture dramatically forces comment. The newest of structures to appear, Partridge Hall slams onto the northern end of the mud flats. Massive, with a labyrinth of faculty cells and narrow corridors, it may

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,. K i mffrot i t friifM i lnffnia jg ..- T URBAHIM - MAHOIMY AND ZVOSEC El ASSaCIATEO ARCHITECTS m OB 00 OOffl DO 0ll pi] MOO ' lie on 00 ;? :::i ' ' • . on DO 110 00 o ' oi ,d.i! i-X.-:: J i,- ' iilLJ;-iJ LEGEND A Athletics AA Applied Arts and Sciences AD Administration Data Processing CA Creative Arts ED Education FH Faculty Housing HU Humanities -■■ :::-: . LR Library and Resource Center Maintenance and Physical Plant Married Students Housing Math and Science Parking Public and Community Services Student Activities Social and Behavioral Sciences Single Housing Proposed Building Additions Proposed Campus Areas Architects -- Urbahn-Mahony and Zvosec