Acadia Faculty Row Housing - Unit 3
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Entrance Notes(1) The Faculty Row Houses are private residences, each with their own entrance. These entrances are a variety of types and many are inaccessible Other Accessibility Features- n/a |
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arrow Finding Your Way: Acadia Park Faculty Row Housing is located on President's Row, near the intersection of Toronto and Acadia Road in the University Endowment Lands (UEL).
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Acadia Faculty Row Housing - Unit 3
Related Locations - Acadia Faculty Row Housing - Unit 1 Occupant(s)Search for related Web Site [W] and Directory [D] information by clicking the appropriate link below, or see the UBC.ca site's list of A to Z UBC Web Sites. This is a private residence and is only open to residents and their guests. |
Services at this Location- n/a Check the availability of UBC wireless network access at this location. View Facilities Manager contact information for this location (facilities maintenance, operations and renovation issues). Unique Location Features / Special Usage- n/a History / Points of InterestYear Erected: 1958 The row housing on President's Row was the first permanent buildings constructed in Acadia Park in 1958. They were originally built to house only faculty members. Student and faculty residences have been in the Acadia Park area since 1944 when reassemble army huts were erected to house returning veterans from World War Two. |
