This $62.5 million, 105,000-square-foot facility houses the Linus Pauling Institute and chemists from the College of Science. It also contains classroom and laboratory space for students and researchers studying chemistry, biology, and life sciences. It celebrated its grand opening in October 2011, the cornerstone facility initiative of the billion-dollar Campaign for OSU. Construction was made possible by generous support from the Wayne and Gladys Valley Foundation and the family of Al and Pat Reser, along with gifts from 2,600 donors and a matching bond from the State of Oregon. The facility was built to meet LEED Silver requirements and includes the extensive utilization of natural light, heat recovery and some solar equipment.
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Address |
2900 SW Campus Way, Corvallis, OR 97331 |
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Architect |
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Year Built |
2009-2011 |
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Renovations |
N/A |
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Square Footage |
105,000 |
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Purpose/Usage |
Houses the Linus Pauling Institute and chemists from the College of Science |
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Previous Name(s) |
N/A |
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Namesake |
Linus Pauling
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Historic District |
Yes |
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Blueprints |
No |
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Maps |
Oregon State University Campus Maps, 1894-1994
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Photographs |
Oregon State University Historical Photographs, 1868-1980 |
Oregon Digital: Digital materials include issues of The Daily Barometer and the Oregon Stater, and a photograph of Alvin and Patricia Reser, photographs, two of the donors who helped fund the building's construction.
SCARC: The Special Collections and Archives Research Center holdings include collections pertaining to the Linus Pauling Center and Linus Pauling Institute.Cordley Hall, including personal papers, oral histories, and photograph collections. Of note is the OSU Memorabilia Collection (Box-Folder 28.7), which includes a news clipping about the building's construction.
