Ackerman Hall
Name of Building: Ackerman Hall
Built: 2010
Architects & Construction:
Kurt Haapala was the architect of the building
Present Uses: Currently used as a dormitory for students. Each wing has study nooks, kitchen/living and lounge areas. On the first floor are rooms that are used for meetings and classroom space.
Extra Information:
- Ackerman was designed in Compliance with Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Platinum Standards
- The features of the platinum standard construction include rainwater harvesting used for toilets, triple insulation, green electrical outlets timed to turn off with non use, sensors that turn off lights after detecting a period of inactivity, vegetable oil used in lieu of hydraulic fluid in the elevators and an energy monitoring board showing use of energy for each of the 10 distinct building communities.
- Buildings and Landmarks at WOU: Overview
- Academic Programs and Support Center
- Ackerman Hall
- Administration Building
- Alder View
- Arbor Park
- Arbuthnot Hall
- Arnold Arms
- Gentle, Butler, Barnum, and Landers Halls
- Campbell Hall
- The Senior Cottage
- Devolder Family Science Center
- The Junior House
- School of Education Building
- Fallout Shelters
- The First Christian Church
- Gentle House
- The Grove
- Health and Physical Education Building (Old PE)
- Heritage Hall
- Humanities and Social Science Building / Bellamy Hall
- Instructional Technology Center
- Victory Bell
- Convict Bricks
- Cupid's Knoll
- Peter and Gwen Stone Art Pavilion
- The Pergola
- Giant Sequoia
- The Little Theatre
- Maaske Hall
- Maple Hall
- Math and Nursing Building
- McArthur Stadium
- Modular Classrooms
- Natural Science Building
- New Physical Education Building
- Off-Campus Living Quarters
- Paul Jensen Arctic Museum