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Knox Lecture Hall (KNOX) - North Campus, Academic Sector

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Knox Lecture Hall

Equipped with everything from retractable screens to wet-lab demonstration benches, Grace Knox Lecture Hall is a full-service presentation center. There are spaces for groups of nearly any size: one large hall accommodates 400 students, three medium-sized halls are perfect for 250 students, and two smaller classrooms seat 90 students each. (Read more at the UB Archives.)

Namesake

Grace Knox (1862-1936) generously provided the university with the means to establish the College of Arts and Sciences after the death of her husband, Seymour Knox. The Knox family continues to serve both the university and the Greater Buffalo area as civic, cultural, and philanthropic leaders.

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Building Facts

Primary function: Academic

Tenants: Centrally Scheduled Lecture Halls

Architect: Hamilton, Houston, and Lownie of Buffalo

Completion date: July, 1981

Gross square feet: 46,956

Construction cost: $3,678,000