Browse Items (5 total)

The terrace outside of Mallinckrodt shows how not only does the inside serve a purpose, but the outside does as well. The terrace features tiered levels and provides places for students to sit, and leads to the Skandalaris and Writing Center. These…

Mallinckrodt's Exterior of Edison Theatre was consciously chosen to reflect its commitment to fostering the performing arts. Its brutalist, modern style contrasts much of WashU's architecture, calling attention to itself and respresenting the…

The main floor of the Mallinckrodt Center currently houses the campus bookstore, tables for students, the Edison Theatre, and a Subway. This variety that the Mallinckrodt Center provides is still very evident to this day, showcasing the…

This image shows the exterior of the Mallinckrodt Center, specifically, where Edison Theatre and Bookstore are housed. Taken in 2003, it shows the ever-brutalist architecture which was first designed with the arts in mind. On the right is a part of…

The construction of the Mallinckrodt Center in 1971 as a resource center for students, as well as a center for the arts. From the onset of the center, it, along with other parts of the building like the bookstore, as well as the more modern additions…