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Architectural drawing of the Behavioral Sciences building
12020-10-27T12:00:02-05:00Behavioral Sciences building4gallery2020-11-04T13:10:56-06:00The four-story geometric structure on the west side of University Hall is the Behavioral Sciences Building (BSB). Dating from the third phase of campus construction, BSB combines concrete and brick in what Walter Netsch considered his most sophisticated example of Field Theory design at UIC. The geometric complexity of the building renders the interior extremely difficult to navigate. Extensive signage has been added to aid those searching for a particular classroom or office, however, students, faculty, and staff joke that getting lost in BSB is part of the UIC experience.
