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The Coppin State College - Administration Building, also known as the Miles Connor Administration Building, was designed by Leon Bridges and built in 1978. Today, the 3-story building is home to the Office of Financial Aid, Office of Admissions, Records and Registration, Academic Advising, and Counseling Center for Student Development. When the building was being built, the exterior concrete was precast and brought to the building in slabs. | The Coppin State College - Administration Building, also known as the Miles Connor Administration Building, was designed by Leon Bridges and built in 1978. Today, the 3-story building is home to the Office of Financial Aid, Office of Admissions, Records and Registration, Academic Advising, and Counseling Center for Student Development. When the building was being built, the exterior concrete was precast and brought to the building in slabs. | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:45, August 4, 2022
| Coppin State College - Administration Building | |
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| Site Information | |
| Address | 2500 W North Ave |
| Geo-reference | 39°18′35″N 76°39′32″W / 39.3096°N 76.65877°W |
| Building Data | |
| Building Type | Educational |
| Design | |
| Architect | Leon Bridges |
| Construction | |
| Completed | 1978 |
The Coppin State College - Administration Building, also known as the Miles Connor Administration Building, was designed by Leon Bridges and built in 1978. Today, the 3-story building is home to the Office of Financial Aid, Office of Admissions, Records and Registration, Academic Advising, and Counseling Center for Student Development. When the building was being built, the exterior concrete was precast and brought to the building in slabs.
