Residents can scan into either residence hall, however nonresidents must be signed in by a current resident and be escorted by their host during their visit. Residence Halls-year round-Residence halls are only accessible to current residents. Both the 162 Residences and Jones Hall are 24-hour facilities. No overnight access is given during the summer or winter terms. You fill out the overnight access form at /overnightaccess.Īcademic Buildings-summer and winter-All SAIC buildings are open from 7:00 a.m.You have your valid SAIC ID (with an account in good standing for students) and.You have prior authorization to access specific departmental areas.After 10:00 p.m., anyone who wants access to the building will need to scan their ID and have room-specific access for overnight. Students, faculty, and staff can scan into any academic building using their ID from 7:00 a.m. Number of Floors: 2 stories with 1 basementĪcademic Buildings-fall and spring semesters-All SAIC buildings are open 24 hours per day, with some restrictions.Roger Brown Home and Study Collection, 1926 N. Departments: 5 leased classrooms for Liberal Arts/Art History.
Departments: Architecture, Interior Architecture, and Designed Objects Fashion Design Office of Exhibitions and Exhibition Studies Student Affairs Admissions Financial Aid Registrar Continuing Studies and graduate studios.Number of Floors: 4 floors leased to SAIC.Number of Floors: 15 stories with 1 basement.Hours of Operation: 24 hours (accessible by residents only).Departments: Historic Preservation, IRFM main office, Wellness Center, graduate studios, general use classrooms, science labs, and Art Institute of Chicago museum offices.Number of Floors: 17 stories with 1 basement.Departments: Art History, Theory, and Criticism Visual and Critical Studies Liberal Arts New Arts Journalism Art and Technology Studies Film, Video, New Media, and Animation graduate studios undergraduate studios.Number of Floors: 17 stories with 3 basements.Departments: Contemporary Practices, Art Therapy, Art Education, Writing, Fiber and Material Studies, Visual Communication Design, Deans and Division Chairs, President’s Office, Flaxman Library, Campus Life, LowResidency MFA.Number of Floors: 13 stories with one basement.Departments: Ceramics, Painting and Drawing, Performance, Photography, Printmedia, and Sculpture.Number of Floors: 3 above ground, 1 below.Campus floor plans are only available to faculty and staff of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago via the Intranet.
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