Evans Building
A large-scale dental facility, related in style to Cope &, Stewardson's buildings, but with a frieze of dental tortures. The building recognizes the contribution of one of the great characters of the nineteenth century, Thomas Evans, dentist to the royalty of Europe, who gave a fortune and the site of his home to Penn for a dental institute and museum. The Evans building contains the Leon Levy Library and is entered through the Schattner Center entrance on 40thh Street.
Evans Building
Building Code:
140
Gross Area (sq. ft.):
119,446
Year Built:
1915
Floors:
4
Architect:
John T. Windrim
Other Name:
The Thomas W. Evans Museum & Dental Institute, Evans Institute, School of Dental Medicine, Evans Dental, Dental Medicine
External Links:
Building Manager:
Amir Schinnar
amirsc@dental.upenn.edu
215-279-4339
Amir Schinnar
amirsc@dental.upenn.edu
215-279-4339