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Lincoln Hall
1620 SW Park Avenue, Portland, Oregon 97201
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Lincoln Hall stands at the intersection of SW Market and Broadway, with the Park Blocks to the west and Cramer Hall to the south. The building has three floors above ground and a basement. A tunnel from the basement leads south to Cramer Hall, and a covered skybridge from the third floor connects to the third floor of Cramer.
The Music Department's offices and classrooms are located in Lincoln. An auditorium on the basement level (Room 75) seats 200 and is mostly used for concerts. A much larger auditorium on the first floor—the Lincoln Performance Hall—seats 476 on a steeper grade, has full curtains and lighting, and features both concerts and theater productions. A much smaller space in Room 115 known as the Studio Theater is used for more intimate, experimental student productions and rehearsals.
Cramer Hall
1721 SW Broadway, Portland, Oregon 97201
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Cramer Hall stands on the block between SW Park, Montgomery, Broadway, and Mill. Lincoln Hall is to the north, Smith Center to the south. Cramer has five floors above ground, and a basement and sub-basement. Tunnels lead to Lincoln and Smith, and skybridges from the third floor to Lincoln, and from the third and fourth floors to Smith. The third floor bridge to Smith is open to the air, the other two are enclosed.
The building houses a number of administrative offices, including the President's Office, the Provost's Office, and the Office of Academic Affairs, classrooms, and many departments, from Anthropology and Economics to History, Psychology, Geography and Geology.
Cramer was built in three phases between 1955 and 1970. The first phase (1955-1958), designed by Lawrence, Tucker & Wallmann, consisted of the northwest corner of the current building, including a tunnel and skybridge to Lincoln Hall. Phase Two (1957-1958), designed by the same firm, added the southeast quadrant. The other two quadrants were not built until 1968-1970, and were designed by Wolff, Zimmer, Gunsul, Frasca. The building contains a total of 239,564 square feet.
