The Mother Ship!
Louis Kahn. And so out of place at Bryn Mawr.
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I have a soft spot for Erdman–site of many delicious Sunday brunches that were a welcome relief from Haverford’s decidedly inferior food.
I have never eaten at Haverford, but I will agree that dining services at Bryn Mawr is not bad.
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I dunno. I just think it’s weird that so many Americans think that, architecturally, nothing produced during the twentieth century has any place on an elite college campus.
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Hollins University
@Sweetgum
Edited to add, I see now that you had named the school earlier.
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The US and Canada have a harmonized medical education system. Premed done at a Canadian university is fully acceptable to US medical schools. But Canada is the only country.
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Noyes, IMHO, is the single most influential college building built in the 20th century.
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I wish that we had been able to go inside on our tour a few years ago – really extraordinary. I remember being struck by Ferry House designed by Marcel Breuer. Isn’t that lounge gorgeous? image|690x341
(I’m an architecture nerd.)
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Eakins chair? (check); Flagstone Floor? (check) ceiling high glass wall (check). I’m home. 
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Mine was Hamilton if anyone was curious.
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So I was right. 
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Exactly. When you didn’t get a answer, that was the only reason I continued guessing.
Johns Hopkins?
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Yep!
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