The College of Engineering and its departments occupy buildings across campus and beyond. They house classrooms, libraries, workspaces, labs, offices and much more. Click on each building name for more details about these spaces, including some fun historical facts that may surprise you.
Aerospace & Engineering Research Building (AERB)
A&A, ME, ISE
Paul G. Allen Center for Computer Science & Engineering (Allen Center)
Allen School, ECE
Bowman Building
ChemE, AA, ME, ECE, ISE and Allen School
Engineering Annex
ME, ISE, HCDE, MSE, CoE Dean’s Office
Fluke Hall
UW NNIN Washington Nanofabrication Facility, ME
Guggenheim Hall
A&A
Harris Hydraulics Laboratory
CEE, ME, A&A
The Interdisciplinary Engineering Building (IEB)Under construction
AI Educational Institute, classroom space, curricular space, flexible student spaces, project space, student support space
Loew Hall
Dean's Office
Mechanical Engineering Building
ME, ISE
Molecular Engineering & Sciences building (MolES)
MolES, Molecular Analysis Facility, Clean Energy Institute, BioE, ME, MSE, ChemE, ECE
More Hall
CEE
Mueller Hall
MSE
Nanoengineering & Sciences building (NanoES)
NanoES, Clean Energy Institute’s Research Training Testbed, Institute for Protein Design, BioE, ME, MSE, ChemE, ECE
Roberts Hall
MSE
Sand Point Building 5D
CoE Dean’s Office, The Advanced Composites Center (ACC)
Sieg Building
ECE, HCDE, CoE Dean’s Office
SLU2
John M. Wallace Hall
AMP Lab
Wilcox Hall
CEE, MSE, ME, CoE Dean’s Office
Wilson Ceramic Laboratory
CEE, MSE
