Skirkanich Hall promotes enhanced connection between the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the greater Penn academic community. This new facility provides an opportunity to unite formerly disparate spaces and give the SEAS a dramatic and welcoming front door. Equally important to embracing the campus is the intimacy of the Quain courtyard between the four buildings, Levine, Towne, Skirkanich, and Moore.
Skirkanich Hall
Skirkanich Hall promotes enhanced connection between the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the greater Penn academic community. This new facility provides an opportunity to unite formerly disparate spaces and give the SEAS a dramatic and welcoming front door. Equally important to embracing the campus is the intimacy of the Quain courtyard between the four buildings, Levine, Towne, Skirkanich, and Moore.
- The main entrance of Skirkanich Hall is on 33rd Street. It is level with the ground and has automatic doors operated by push plate.
Skirkanich Hall can also be reached by entering Levine Hall via interior connections through Towne and Moore Buildings. - There is a ramped entrance on the north side of Levine Hall on Walnut Street, with automatic doors operated by push plate.
- There is a level entrance on the west side of Levine Hall on Chancellor Street, with automatic doors operated by push plate.
There are two elevators in Skirkanich Hall. The northern elevator has access to all levels except the 6th, including separate stops for the Moore School Building. The southern elevator has access to floors 1-5 (restricted access to basement, ground, and 6th floor).
Accessible men's and women's restrooms are in the basement.
Accessible single-user restrooms are located on floors 2, 3, 4, and 5.
- Skirkanich Hall is internally connected to the Moore Building, Levine Hall and the Towne Building.