Gould Hall is the home of the Christopher C. Gibbs College of Architecture at the University of Oklahoma in Norman. It was built around 1950 and first housed the School of Petroleum Engineering. The university's own sources differ by a year on the date, and neither names an architect.
A $33 million renovation began in 2008. The building was rededicated in fall 2011, when the college moved in, and its final stages of construction were photographed in 2010.
For the first time in its history, the college had all of its divisions under one roof, and classes are held mainly here. The Regents later renamed the college for Christopher Gibbs, a 1967 OU architecture graduate and a leading donor. An integrated learning center in Gould Hall already carries his name.
This building has no Wikipedia article. Facts come from Wikipedia: University of Oklahoma College of Architecture, Wikipedia: List of University of Oklahoma buildings, OU Daily: College of Architecture to be renamed for Christopher Gibbs.
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