1948, the North-South Baptist Church of the United States allocated funds to build the second female dormitory of Hujiang University, at a cost of 169500 USD. This is the latest building of Hujiang University. Three-story fake four-story sloping roof, brick-concrete structure, Gothic style. The roof is steep and has tiger windows. At the entrance of the gable entrance, the sharp ticket window is directly divided. The entrance door opening and the bottom window opening are flat-pointed arches. In the 1960s, the staff dormitory was started, and it was converted into a teacher apartment in August. 1999. Since 2009 10, it has been renovated to prepare for the newly introduced high-level scholars.
Evanston Hall: Dormitory 4 of Shanghai University of Technology.
Mr Harris is a member of Evanston First Baptist Church in Chicago, USA. He donated $43,500 to build it. 19 19 was completed, and the building is 4 stories high, which is the male dormitory of Hujiang University. Brick-wood structure, steep roof, tiger window, front entrance with four points indented layer by layer, ending with a square flower pattern, two layers of convex windows at the front entrance, points on the wall under the window, and continuous four points in the corridor to divide the space, which has the late Gothic architectural style. Because standing by the river, you can have a panoramic view of Pujiang. There has been such a description: "At the beginning of each evening, the night is quiet, the moonlight is like water, the waves are as flat as a mirror, and the scenery is unparalleled." 1984 During the overhaul, the spire was changed to a flat roof. Now it is the fourth student dormitory.
Auditorium and White Church: Today's Shanghai University of Science and Technology Auditorium.
It was built to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Hujiang University. 1936, Siweitang was built in memory of Dr. Wei Fulan, the second president of Hujiang University. The upper floor is a small church, and the lower floor is equipped with a church office and a teachers' lounge, where the 30th anniversary celebration is held. Auditorium and Siweitang are conjoined buildings. The whole auditorium is a two-story brick-concrete structure with an L-shaped building plane. On the facade, there are simplified Gothic cross windows and pointed windows. The window hole is divided into vertical long windows by thin columns, which enhances the sense of verticality. The entrance, thick walls, flat arches and interior decoration all reflect the post-Roman style. The auditorium is east-west, and Siweitang is located in the northeast of the auditorium. The whole building was completed in May 1937, which is one of the landmark buildings of Hujiang University. 1994, this building, together with the original library, was included in the second batch of outstanding historical buildings in Shanghai.
Circuit breaker hall: the third dormitory of University of Shanghai for Science and Technology.
It was built by President Wei Fulan who donated $940,000 to Missouri Baptist Church. 19 15 was completed, and the building is 4 stories high, which is the male dormitory of Hujiang University. It was named Spey in memory of Dr. Manley J. Blake, the first secretary of the State Baptist Church. In the original building, the doorways and some windows and openings used sharp coupons, and the windows and openings on the second and third floors used vertical lines to increase the sense of verticality. The indoor corridor is divided into spaces with continuous sharp coupons, which shows the Gothic architectural style. The eight Corinthian raised porches and some flat arc arches at the main entrance show the classical style. 1967 During the overhaul, the spire was changed to a flat roof. Now it is the third student dormitory. In April 2008, Ms. Betty Breaker Marcontell, a descendant of Breaker, a member of the board of directors of Hujiang University, came to the school to find her roots.
Female hall: the fifth dormitory of Shanghai University of Science and Technology.
192 1 after the completion of the Science Museum, the Tritts donated money for the second time to build a dormitory for girls in Hujiang University, which cost 50,200 US dollars and was completed in 1923. This building is five stories high. Gothic architectural style, there is a bay window in the middle of the facade, the corner of the building is similar to a buttress, and there is a pointed hole in the room. The completion of the female dormitory laid the foundation for Hujiang University to recruit female college students for the first time in China. Zeng Youwen described the building like this: "The building is beautifully built, gorgeous, elegant and pleasant. The back of the stadium is facing Huangpu, with red leaves hanging in the forest and white leaves crossing the river. Every Saturday night, the night lights are bright, the songs are melodious, and the skirts are swaying. The social life of boys and girls in Shanghai University is relatively concentrated. " 1963 During the overhaul, the spire was changed to a flat roof, and the balcony was removed during the later overhaul. Now it is the fifth student dormitory. Siqiaotang (year of construction to be determined)
The second office building of University of Shanghai for Science and Technology.
Funded by Americans, it was completed in 1920 at a cost of $49 1 10,000. The building is four stories high and is the lower house of middle school. There are offices, teachers' rooms, libraries and classrooms, and upstairs are dormitories. Brick-concrete structure, red fair-faced brick wall, white imitation stone window cover. The entrance of the building is located in the middle, with a bay window above the entrance and a pointed arch in the indoor walkway, and the Gothic style is obvious in the later period.
Office of the President of Shanghai University of Science and Technology.
Founded in1908,65438+10.2 1 909,/kloc-0.0/0, it was completed and put into use when the university started in February, and it is the first large-scale building in Hujiang University with a cost of 2130000. Dr. Wan Yingyuan suggested naming it after Dr. MatthewT.Yates, a Baptist missionary of 1847- 1888 in Shanghai, and erecting a monument in the building with the names of all the donors. This idea was later adopted. There are four floors in the building plateau, including the principal's office, library, post office, general affairs office, academic affairs office and auditorium for 300 people, and other classrooms (18 rooms), which integrate teaching and administrative office. Later, the auditorium on the east side of the second floor of Siyantang was also converted into a classroom. 1956 At 04: 20 on September 24th, 14: 20, due to the sudden tornado attack, half of the building at the west end suddenly collapsed and the teachers and students were buried, resulting in 158 injuries and 37 deaths. The reconstruction of 1957 was completed on May 15, and the upper part of the building was not the original appearance, and the height of the building became three floors. There are obvious Gothic elements in the facade of the original building, such as double-pointed coupons, gable rose windows, spires protruding from the roof and buttresses of the external wall, while the portico and terrace formed by the composite columns on the south facade and the arched doors and windows on the facade have classical charm and show an eclectic style.
The first office building of University of Shanghai for Science and Technology.
Funded by American Southern Baptist Church, it was completed in 1922, with a cost of $32 1000. It is the upper house of the middle school department. Suitable for classrooms, dormitories and auditoriums in the third and fourth grades of middle schools. It was named in memory of Richmond, the main cadre of the Western Missionary Mission. The architectural style is the same as that of Simengtang. University of Shanghai for Science and Technology International Exchange Center.
Built in 1936, it is a dormitory for female teachers. It was named "Sifu", also known as Virginia Hall, in memory of Mrs. Henrietta Hall Shuke in Virginia, USA. Now it is an international exchange center. Brick and wood structure, eclectic architectural style. The window is square, the white imitation stone window cover forms a color contrast with the fair-faced red brick wall, the south facade has a relief circular arch, the bracket decorated with grass patterns supports the balcony, and the triangular gables reveal the famous wooden frame.
Science Museum and Science Museum: School of Science, University of Shanghai for Science and Technology.
It was built in 19 18, and was donated by Mr. and Mrs. Terry in California for the first time. Cost 136700 USD, completed on 192 1. It is all made of reinforced concrete, with a four-story building and a basement. It was one of the most valuable buildings in Hujiang University at that time. Because the scientific experimental equipment was the most perfect in China at that time, it was praised as "the only building in China", which made Hujiang University, which developed science based on liberal arts, rank among the first-class universities. 1965 During the overhaul, the spire was changed to a flat roof. Now it is the building of the Faculty of Science. Red brick walls with clear water, white serrated window frames and sharp doorways constitute the main entrance of the building, which embodies the Gothic architectural style.
Library: Shanghai University of Science and Technology Public Service Center.
Most of the construction costs were donated by teachers, students and alumni of Hujiang University, and some were funded by Simon Foundation of the United States. It cost about $20,000 and was completed in September. 1928. 1948, in memory of President Liu Zhanen, it was expanded eastward and named "Zhanen Memorial Library". The expansion project cost US$ 54,832, which was jointly raised by China Hujiang University alumni and all teachers and students. This building is the second batch of outstanding historical buildings in Shanghai. Haskell Gymnasium: Today's Student Activity Center of University of Shanghai for Science and Technology.
It was completed with a donation of US$ 65,438+0.865,438+0.000 million from Colonel Hasko in Boston, USA. It was completed on February 20th, 2008 with a donation of US$ 65,438+0.965,438+. This building is two stories high. Brick and wood structure, Gothic architectural style. The roof is steep, the pilaster of the external wall shrinks layer by layer, the foot of the main entrance is indented layer by layer, the lower wall of the external wall window is decorated with Gothic patterns, and there are toothed decorative feet on both sides of the window hole. 1932, after the completion of the women's gymnasium in the south of the school, the building was renamed the North Gymnasium. Now it is the student activity center.
Edmonds Hall: It is now the South Gymnasium of University of Shanghai for Science and Technology.
1932 completed, it is the girls' gymnasium (gymnasium) of Hujiang University, with the girls' canteen and music room on the first floor and the girls' gymnasium on the second floor. The construction cost is 1800 USD, which is donated to Mrs. Grant.Edmands and her daughter in California. Now it's the South Gymnasium. Brick-concrete structure, Gothic architectural style. The middle of the facade is prominent, with small minarets and crenellated decorations on it.
Concert Hall: Today's Shanghai University of Science and Technology Concert Hall.
1935 was completed in June of 10, and it is a two-story building. Originally, it was the Academy Hall, the upper floor was the auditorium, and the lower floor was the office and science laboratory. Later, it was converted into the concert hall of Hujiang University, which was used by the Music Department of Hujiang University. Brick-concrete structure, Gothic architectural style. The roof is steep, the doors and windows have obvious Gothic style, the gable porch forms the main entrance, the sharp corner ticket window is decorated with a straight grid, the north facade has a triple arch ticket, and the buttress has a small steeple at the end. 1997 to 2009 was the president's office building of Shanghai University of Technology.