North Hall Fountain (Drexel University) - Philadelphia, PA
N 39° 57.520 W 075° 11.342
18S E 483854 N 4423186
This fountain is located on the Drexel University Campus, at the intersection of Race & North 33rd Streets. In back of the fountain are campus dorms. The North Hall and fountain were designed by architect Michael Graves.
Waymark Code: WM2T64
Location: Pennsylvania, United States
Date Posted: 12/17/2007
Views: 120
This fountain is was recently constructed along with the new North Hall dorms. If you look at the middle of the fountain, you will see a metal twisty thing popping out of the middle. It is called the Flame of Knowledge.
Designed my Michael Graves, North Hall houses nearly five hundred students in suites of different sizes. The building consists of two large wings which are connected by a central stair tower which functions as a gathering space and a lobby on the first floor. The building is seven stories and its exterior mimics the rhythm of row homes which are contextual to the area.
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