Moody Northern Pavilion (Galveston, Texas)
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Dedicated in 1983, the five-story Mary Moody Northen Pavilion was built at a cost of $11.6 million. It is named for philanthropist Mary Moody Northen, businesswoman and elder daughter of William L. Moody Jr. and Libbie Rice Shearn Moody, founders of the Moody Foundation. It houses laboratories and classrooms.
The innovative design features a flowing, curvilinear modern form on its northwestern exterior. The southern exposure, which faces the campus, is more angular to blend with the surrounding architecture of the university’s older buildings.
The innovative design features a flowing, curvilinear modern form on its northwestern exterior. The southern exposure, which faces the campus, is more angular to blend with the surrounding architecture of the university’s older buildings.
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Coordinates: 29°18'40"N 94°46'49"W
- University of Houston - Clear Lake 44 km
- Historic Boundary of Texas A&M University Agricultural Research Station No. 3 61 km
- University of Houston 73 km
- Rice University 77 km
- Lamar University 107 km
- McNeese State University 179 km
- Northwestern State University 316 km
- Louisiana State University 367 km
- Southern University and A&M College (SUBR) 371 km
- Alcorn State University 451 km
- Galveston Downtown Cultural Arts District 1.4 km
- Galveston Ship Channel 2.1 km
- Fort San Jacinto 2.3 km
- Pelican Island 3 km
- BeachTown 3.3 km
- Galveston County 3.7 km
- East End Lagoon Nature Park Reserve 3.9 km
- Spit Mill Reservoir 4 km
- Bolivar Roads 5.6 km
- Galveston Island 18 km