A list of significant buildings and facilities, existing or demolished, owned by or closely associated with Cornell University in Ithaca, New York. Several buildings were on the National Register of Historic Places, including Bailey Hall, Caldwell Hall, Computing and Communications Center (formerly Comstock Hall), East Roberts Hall (demolished), Fernow Hall, Morrill Hall, Rice Hall, Roberts Hall (Demolished), and Stone Hall (demolished). Also Telluride House, Deke House, and Llenroc.

Architects who are Cornell alumni are listed with their class year.

Central (Main) campus

Academic, administrative, and athletics buildings between Cascadilla Gorge and Fall Creek Gorge.

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Name	Image	Architect	Built	Location	Use and other notes	Ref
Andrew Dickson White House		William Henry Miller (B.Arch. 1872)	1874	Central Campus	Begun by Miller and finished by Babcock. Built for Andrew Dickson White and his family. South wing added in 1911.	[1] [2]: 54
Anabel Taylor Hall		Starrett, Van Vleck & Marsh (Ernest A. Van Vleck, Class of 1897)	1953	548 College Avenue	Inside is a memorial to alumni killed in World War II	[3]
Atkinson Hall		Lake Flato Architects	Summer 2024 (expected)	Tower Road	Four-story building; 90,000 square feet; will house the Atkinson Center for a Sustainable Future	[4]
Bailey Hall		Green and Wicks	1912	Central Campus	Bailey Hall is the largest auditorium at Cornell University, seating 1324 people. Interior renovated 2006 by Mitchell|Giurgola Architects[5]	[6]
Baker Laboratory		Arthur N. Gibb (B.Arch 1890)	1921	Central Campus	Donated by and named for banker George Fisher Baker (1840-1931), who was not a Cornell alum.	[7]
Bard Hall		Shreve, Lamb & Harmon	1963	Engineering Quad	Bard is attached to the east end of Thurston Hall.	[8]
Barnes Hall		William Henry Miller (B.Arch. 1872)	1887-1888	Ho Plaza	Cornell's first student union.	[2]: 56
Bartels Hall		Gwathmey Siegel & Associates Architects	1990	Ho Plaza	Location of Newman Arena, home of the men's and women's basketball, volleyball, and wrestling teams	[9]
Barton Hall		Lewis Pilcher	1915-1917	Central Campus	Originally the New York State Armory and Drill Hall, it covers an area of over two acres	[2]: 55
Beebe Hall			1910	110 Plantations Road		[10]
Big Red Barn		Cornell University	1874	135 Presidents Drive	Originally the A.D. White Carriage House. Extended in 1956.	[11]
Biotechnology Building		Davis, Brody	1986	Biology Quad (523 Campus Road)		[12]
Cornell Ann S. Bowers College of Computing and Information Science		Leers Weinzapfel Associates	expected Spring 2025	127 Hoy Road, south of Gates Hall (former location of Hoy Field)	Four-story building with two four-story wings forming an open angle "L" framing a shared green space with Gates Hall	[13]
Boyce Thompson Institute for Plant Research		Ulrich Franzen	1978	533 Tower Road		[14]
Bradfield Hall		Ulrich Franzen[15]	1968	306 Tower Road		[16]
Bruckner Hall		Carl & Robert Tallman; Carl Larson	1960	208 Mann Drive		[17]
Caldwell Hall		Green and Wicks	1913	Ag Quad		[18]
CALS Surge Facility		United States Army Corps of Engineers	1930	525 Tower Road	Toxic Chemical and Nematode Laboratory	[19]
Carpenter Hall		Perkins and Will	1956	Engineering Quad (313 Campus Road)		[20]
Clark Hall		Warner, Toan & Lunde	1965	142 Sciences Drive		[21]
Computing and Communications Center		Green and Wicks	1912	Ag Quad (235 Garden Ave.)	Originally known as Comstock Hall; similar in design to Caldwell and Rice Halls.	[22]
Comstock Hall		Levatich & Hoffman	1985	129 Garden Ave.		[23]
Cornell Health		Conway L Todd	1956, 1979	Ho Plaza	Previously known as the Gannett Health Center. Built 1955-56 and designed by Conway L Todd. 1979 addition by Robert Macon Associates. A complete renovation and new addition by Chiang O’Brien along Campus Road was added in 2017.	[24]
Cornell Health addition		Chiang O’Brien Architects (Grace Chiang 1980, B.Arch. 1981)	2017	Campus Road	Addition to Cornell Health along Campus Road was designed by Chiang O’Brien Architects, principal Grace Chiang '80, B.Arch'81	[24]
Cornell Store		Earl Flansburgh (B.Arch 1952)	1970	Ho Plaza	Built underground. Won Progressive Architecture award in January 1969.	[25]
Corson-Mudd Hall		Hugh Stubbins[26]	Dedicated September 1982	215 Tower Road at Garden Avenue	Includes a four-story atrium, roof-top greenhouses, and 128 research labs.	[26]
Day Hall		Frederick L. Ackerman	1947	144 East Avenue	University administration	[27]
Dolgen Hall ("ILR Extension Building")		Green and Wicks	1912	140 Garden Ave.	Built in 1911-1912 as an expansion of the Vet school, along with King-Shaw Hall. Rededicated "Dolgen Hall" in 2008.	[28] [29] [30]
Duffield Hall		Rhoads Siegel	2004	343 Campus Rd., Engineering Quad		[31]
East Campus Research Facility		Ballinger	2007	626 Tower Road		[32][33]
Emerson Hall		Ulrich Franzen[15]	1968	236 Mann Dr.		[34]
Fernow Hall		Green and Wicks	1915	226 Mann Dr.	Similar to Roberts, East Roberts, Caldwell, and old Comstock Halls.	[35]
Fischell Band Center		Baird Sampson Neuert	2013	141 Kite Hill Dr.	The Fischell Band Center was purpose-built for the Cornell Big Red Marching Band, and stands just outside the Schoellkopf Crescent.	[36]
Foundry, The		Charles Babcock	1890	936 University Avenue, across from Milstein and Sibley	Originally housed foundry casting and sand molding equipment and served as a blacksmith shop for the engineering college; part of the Architecture school since 1960.	[37] [38]
Friedman Wrestling Center		CannonDesign	2003	Campus Road	Said to be the "nation's first dedicated wrestling center."	[39]
Gates (Bill & Melinda) Hall		Morphosis Architects, design director Thom Mayne	2014	107 Hoy Rd.		[40] [41]
Goldwin Smith Hall		Carrère and Hastings	1904- 1906[2]: 30	Arts Quad	The 1892 Dairy Building was incorporated into Goldwin Smith Hall. In 2016, Klarman Hall was built against the rear of Goldwin Smith Hall.	[2]: 31
Grumman Hall		Perkins and Will	1957	Engineering Quad (134 Rhodes Dr)	Similar in style to Phillips (1955), Upson (1956), and Hollister (1957)	[42]
Grumman Squash Courts		Cornell Univ; Wells, Koetter, Dennis	1953	505 Campus Road		[43]
Ho Plaza		Jon Ullberg	1995	Central Campus	Central Avenue from Campus Road to Uris Library was converted to a pedestrian mall	[5]
Hollister Hall		Perkins and Will	1957	Engineering Quad (527 College Avenue)	DeFrees Hydraulics Laboratory was added in 1982	[44]
Hughes Hall		Eggers & Higgins	1963	Law School (241 Campus Road)	Renovated in 2017	[45]
Human Ecology Building		Gruzen Samton/IBI Group	2011	37 Forest Home Drive		[46]
Intercultural Center			1928	626 Thurston Avenue		[47]
Ives Hall			1998	121 Tower Road		[48]
Ives Hall East		Coffin & Coffin	1962	121 Tower Road	Low, horizontal building with flat roof. Formerly the site of the James Law Hall, Veterinary School	[49]
Ives Hall West			1962	121 Tower Road	Renovated 2005 by Beckhard Richland Szerbaty + Associates[5]	[50]
Ives Hall Faculty Wing		William Haugaard, Perkins Eastman (Aaron Schwarz, B.Arch 1980)[51]	1938	133 Statler Drive	Originally designed in a College Gothic style; completely renovated by Perkins Eastman	[52] [53]
Johnson Museum of Art		Pei Cobb Freed & Partners	1973	Libe Slope	2007 northward underground extension by Pei Cobb Freed[5]	[54]
Kennedy Hall		Gwathmey Siegel & Associates Architects	1990	215 Garden Avenue	The south section is Kennedy, the north section is Roberts. Stone Hall was demolished to make way for this.	[55] [56] [57]
Kimball Hall		Shreve, Lamb & Harmon	1951	Engineering Quad (134 Hollister Dr)	Eastern Pavilion of Thurston Hall	[58]
King-Shaw Hall ("ILR Conference Center")		Green and Wicks	1912	140 Garden Avenue	Built in 1911-1912 as an expansion of the Vet school. Rededicated "King-Shaw Hall" in 2012. Designed after an eighteenth-century colonial estate	[59] [60]
Kinzelberg Hall		King & King Architects	1988	244 Garden Avenue	Nutritional Sciences