AKA: University of Washington, Seattle, Lander-Terry Dormitories, Seattle, WA

Structure Type: built works - dwellings - housing - student housing; built works - public buildings - schools - university buildings

Designers: The Richardson Associates (TRA) Architecture, Engineering, Planning, Interiors (firm); Young, Richardson, and Carleton, Architects and Engineers (firm); William Hodder Carleton (architect); Stephen Hinley Richardson (architect); Arrigo Mazzucato Young (civil engineer/mechanical engineer)

Dates: constructed 1955-1957, demolished 2012

Aerial view of UW Lander Hall #2 being demolished, Seattle, 2012; from from the UW Department of Architecture Arch [BE] Log, photo by John Stamets

Exterior photo of Lander Hall #2, University of Washington, Seattle, 2006; from the University of Washington Libraries, photo by Alan Michelson

Portrait of Edward Lander, Salem, MA, c. 1900. From the Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI), Seattle, WA, Item #SHS2196

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NE Campus Parkway
University of Washington, Seattle, WA

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Demolished; Lander Hall #2 was torn down right after the close of UW's Spring Quarter 2012. Rhine Demolition LLC of Tacoma, WA, had the demolition contract. As it was very large building, it took Rhine several months (well into 08/2012) to it tear down and haul away the debris.

PCAD id: 8678

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Publications

Johnston, Norman J., "Terry-Lander Halls", Campus Guide University of Washington, 107, 2001. Woodbridge, Sally, Montgomery, Roger, Guide to Architecture in Washington State, 222, 1980. "Proposed University Housing", Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 6, 1951-01-04.

Links

Construction worker severely injured in Lander demolition accident Education: UW reinvents the dorm in $800M+ housing upgrade HISTORY OF THE UW BUILDINGS (Last Updated 1998) Out with old UW dorm, in with the new, plus private bathrooms So Long Lander Hall