Location: See map.

Departments: Aeronautics & Astronautics

In 1934, Professor F. K. Kirsten promoted the idea of a wind tunnel for aeronautical research tests. He arranged funding for construction from Washington State, the Public Works Administration, and the Boeing Company. The building was designed by Bebb and Gould and was constructed in 1936 for $124,501. The laboratory was called the Wind Tunnel until March 6, 1948.

Visit the Kirsten wind tunnel page

See also

• Aerodynamics Laboratory (another wind tunnel)