This building was completed in 1904, it shows the ever widening field
of engineering as we entered into the 20th century. It would serve
as home to the Engineering program until space became short again in the
late 20th century and the engineering program moved to North Campus.
After the engineering left East and West Engineering were renamed East
and West Hall. East Hall now
houses math and psychology, while west hall houses many different fields
within the college of literature, science and the arts. The building
itself was designed by Albert Kahn, who designed many of the buildings
still on campus today, including Hill
Auditorium and C.C. Little along
with several others. The only remaining part of the engineering campus
still on central campus is the naval test tank.