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Downtown Commercial Buildings |
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Foster & Liebbe, Des Moines |
Spencer Building (1884); Seaman Building (1889) |
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H. S. Josselyn and Eugene H. Taylor, Cedar Rapids, IA |
Phoenix Block (1889) |
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R. G. Coutts, Grinnell |
Broad Street Building (1891) |
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Hawlett & Rawson, Des Moines |
Spaulding Block (1899)
Longshore Building (1901) |
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Proudfoot, Bird & Rawson, Des Moines |
Grinnell Herald Newspaper (1916)
gained National Historic Register status 1991 |
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Louis H. Sullivan, Chicago |
Merchants National "Jewel Box" Bank (1914)
gained National Historic Register status 1976 |
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Frank Wetherell, Iowa |
Masonic Temple (1917) |
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Grinnell College Campus |
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H. S. Josselyn and Eugene H. Taylor, Cedar Rapids, IA |
Alumni Hall (1882-1958, site of current Burling Library) |
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Smith & Barnes, New York |
Magoun Hall (Chicago Hall)
(1883-1958, site of current Burling Library) |
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Stephen Earle, Worcester, MA, protégé of H.H. Richardson |
Goodnow Hall (1885) Nat'l Hist Register status 1979 |
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C.D. Marvin, New York |
Mears Cottage (1888) Nat'l Hist Register status 1979 |
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Henry K. Holsman of Brainerd and Holsman, Chicago |
Men’s Gymnasium (Women’s Gymnasium) (1899-1972)
Rand Gymnasium for Women (1897-1939) |
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William H. Brainerd of Brainerd, Leeds, & Russell, Boston
(Brainerd was an 1883 graduate of Grinnell College) |
Steiner Hall (YMCA/YWCA Building) (1906)
Herrick Chapel (1906)
Grinnell House, 1011 Park St (1917)
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H.D. Rawson of Proudfoot, Bird, and Rawson, Des Moines
(Rawson was an 1895 graduate of Grinnell College) |
Carnegie Hall (Carnegie Library) (1904)
Alumni Recitation Hall (1914)
South Campus dormitories (Women's Quad) (1915)
North Campus dormitories (Men's Quad) (1917)
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Henry Rawson of Hallet and Rawson, Des Moines |
Swimming Pool Building (1927-1973) |
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Proudfood, Rawson, Brooks & Borg, Des Moines |
Darby Gymnasium (1942-2004),
site of current Rosenfield Campus Center
Cowles dormitory (1943) |
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Walter Netsch of Skidmore, Owings and Merrill, Chicago |
Burling Library (1959),
interior completely renovated and 3rd & 4th floor additions by Weese Hickey Weese, Chicago (1982)
Fine Arts Building (1961) expanded and renovated by Cesar Pelli and Associates(1999)
Physical Education Complex (P.E.C.) (1968/71)
Forum (1964)
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James Hammond of Skidmore, Owings and Merrill, Chicago |
Norris dormitory (1960) |
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Holabird & Root and Research Facilities Design, Chicago |
Noyce Science Center (1997-2008)
Environmental Education Center at CERA (2005) |
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Cesar Pelli and Associates, New Haven, CT |
Bucksbaum Center for the Arts (1999)
Rosenfield Campus Center (2006) |
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Herbert Lewis Kruse and Blunck, Des Moines |
John Chrystal Center (2002) |
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William Rawn and Associates, Boston |
East Campus dormitories (2003) |
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Cesar Pelli and Associates, New Haven, CT
and Sasaki Associates, Boston |
Athletic and Fitness Center (2005) |
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Residential Architecture |
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Hawlett & Rawson, Des Moines |
H.L. Beyer House, 1414 Broad Street (1910) |
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Walter Burley Griffin & Marion Mahony Griffin |
Benjamin Ricker House, 1510 Broad Street (1912)
gained National Historic Register status 1979 |
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George W. Maher |
Morse House, 909 High Street |
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1110 Main Street |
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