Most Beautiful T14 Law School Campus Forum

[Clyde Frog]

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UVA Law School

[koval]

Glad to see this thread expanded to the whole T14. Cornell is right up there with Yale and Michigan.

[koval]

[SplitMyPants]

[sprezz]

UVA Law School

3rd pic is the entrance to one of the main grounds libraries (a hallway away from this)

here's a weird angle shot of the room in the entrance to the law lib

uva's law school is fine but i'm not throwing the word beautiful around that lightly. i went to look at wustl's website and one of the goddamn header pictures is a link to the st louis cardinals website. st louis remains thoroughly intolerable

[lecsa]

UVA Law School

3rd pic is the entrance to one of the main grounds libraries (a hallway away from this)

here's a weird angle shot of the room in the entrance to the law lib

uva's law school is fine but i'm not throwing the word beautiful around that lightly. i went to look at wustl's website and one of the goddamn header pictures is a link to the st louis cardinals website. st louis remains thoroughly intolerable

Yeah...I don't see what is so pretty about UVA's law school. It looks like a mausoleum for the dead.

[DCNTUA]

How many have actually seen UVA in person? The School of Law is lovely.

[manu6926]

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[moopness]

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U of Chicago Law School

Finally. Imo Chicago's law building is GORGEOUS, and it is a straight up fact that Chicago's law library beats out every other school's library (with the possible exception of Harvard, though Chicago's is still better.)...wish CLS looked a bit better

[KingFish]

Knock the law school building all you want, but the campus is not ugly.

[moopness]

^ absolutely. Columbia's campus is beautiful, AND it's in NYC so that makes it better than every other school (of course, I'm a bit biased )

[Clyde Frog]

Lmao. I just saw the Stalin meme.

[Clyde Frog]

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Boalt Law School

[sprezz]

Yeah...I don't see what is so pretty about UVA's law school. It looks like a mausoleum for the dead.

nah there's way too much brick, you're just looking at the facade out of context

How many have actually seen UVA in person? The School of Law is lovely.

sure i skip some classes but i am enrolled there and thus see it somewhat regularly

"lovely" sounds about right, really it's that guy/girl that you have a big crush on but the time you tried to explain it to your friend over some facebook stalking it was awkward because you couldn't find a photo that you felt did her/him justice and your friend was like don't worry man it's cool ps he/she looks like a mausoleum for the dead (your friend is redundant sometimes)

[Theopliske8711]

The Berkeley interior is really cool. Lots of natural light.

[KatyMarie]

^ absolutely. Columbia's campus is beautiful, AND it's in NYC so that makes it better than every other school (of course, I'm a bit biased )

This is a bit off-topic. But can someone explain to me why you like NYC as a place? I've never been able to understand it. It's expensive and crowded and even in a smaller city, you still won't get around to doing everything, so the amount of stuff there is to do doesn't seem like a huge draw to me. I'm genuinely curious since I've only ever visited short-term and don't really understand why people like it.

[californiauser]

^ absolutely. Columbia's campus is beautiful, AND it's in NYC so that makes it better than every other school (of course, I'm a bit biased )

This is a bit off-topic. But can someone explain to me why you like NYC as a place? I've never been able to understand it. It's expensive and crowded and even in a smaller city, you still won't get around to doing everything, so the amount of stuff there is to do doesn't seem like a huge draw to me. I'm genuinely curious since I've only ever visited short-term and don't really understand why people like it.

http://www.timeout.com/newyork/things-t ... -the-world

[KatyMarie]

^ absolutely. Columbia's campus is beautiful, AND it's in NYC so that makes it better than every other school (of course, I'm a bit biased )

This is a bit off-topic. But can someone explain to me why you like NYC as a place? I've never been able to understand it. It's expensive and crowded and even in a smaller city, you still won't get around to doing everything, so the amount of stuff there is to do doesn't seem like a huge draw to me. I'm genuinely curious since I've only ever visited short-term and don't really understand why people like it.

http://www.timeout.com/newyork/things-t ... -the-world

Good points!

[Pulsar]

UChi is pretty when the reflecting pool is on and it is nice outside. Which isn't all that often :/. Also while I am happy that the library avoided the oppressive whitewashed interiors of some other schools, I'd still give Michigan, Cornell, and Yale an edge on that count.

[DCNTUA]

The Berkeley interior is really cool. Lots of natural light.

California sunshine

[moopness]

UChi is pretty when the reflecting pool is on and it is nice outside. Which isn't all that often :/. Also while I am happy that the library avoided the oppressive whitewashed interiors of some other schools, I'd still give Michigan, Cornell, and Yale an edge on that count.

But you guys have such nice chairs too! Columbia's library chairs look like dorm furniture From the pictures of UChi's library it just looks so...modern. I LOVE that. I personally don't care for the hogwarts libraries of Mich et al at all.

[Clyde Frog]

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Interior views of Stanford Law School

[hopefulapplicant2]

UVA Law School

3rd pic is the entrance to one of the main grounds libraries (a hallway away from this)

here's a weird angle shot of the room in the entrance to the law lib

uva's law school is fine but i'm not throwing the word beautiful around that lightly. i went to look at wustl's website and one of the goddamn header pictures is a link to the st louis cardinals website. st louis remains thoroughly intolerable

Yeah...I don't see what is so pretty about UVA's law school. It looks like a mausoleum for the dead.

The law school itself is nothing special, but the UVA campus with the Rotunda and the Lawn are classic and beautiful. It is Jeffersonian Architecture. Colonial, Virginian and exquisite. The Rotunda is one of the most beautiful examples of Jeffersonian architecture. It is rivaled only by his home Monticello. I am visiting UVA law on Friday and will luxuriate in the beauty of the UVA campus including on visiting Edgar Allen Poe's former room on the lawn..

[hopefulapplicant2]

^ absolutely. Columbia's campus is beautiful, AND it's in NYC so that makes it better than every other school (of course, I'm a bit biased )

This is a bit off-topic. But can someone explain to me why you like NYC as a place? I've never been able to understand it. It's expensive and crowded and even in a smaller city, you still won't get around to doing everything, so the amount of stuff there is to do doesn't seem like a huge draw to me. I'm genuinely curious since I've only ever visited short-term and don't really understand why people like it.

http://www.timeout.com/newyork/things-t ... -the-world

New York City is alive, an aggregation of neighborhoods each with its own culture and identity. It is the fast pace, the multitude of restaurants, museums, shopping and nightlife. It is vibrant and the best city in the world, inmho. I also love Paris, London and San Francisco. I live and work in New York.

[Iroh]

^ absolutely. Columbia's campus is beautiful, AND it's in NYC so that makes it better than every other school (of course, I'm a bit biased )

This is a bit off-topic. But can someone explain to me why you like NYC as a place? I've never been able to understand it. It's expensive and crowded and even in a smaller city, you still won't get around to doing everything, so the amount of stuff there is to do doesn't seem like a huge draw to me. I'm genuinely curious since I've only ever visited short-term and don't really understand why people like it.

http://www.timeout.com/newyork/things-t ... -the-world

New York City is alive, an aggregation of neighborhoods each with its own culture and identity. It is the fast pace, the multitude of restaurants, museums, shopping and nightlife. It is vibrant and the best city in the world, inmho. I also love Paris, London and San Francisco. I live and work in New York.

LOL at bodega cats ranking at #12.

New York's a pretty neat place. I lived there for a summer and enjoyed it. Actually, I think that's the perfect amount of time to spend in New York. As a tourist you don't really have enough time do much, and the touristy stuff you'll probably end up doing might not be very enjoyable to you. Seeing the Statue of Liberty or the Empire State building, or some crappy musical based on the catalog of a defunct musical act, is not really all that fun. The Bronx Zoo is cool but not really different from any other zoo I've been to.

Over a summer, you can take your time, walk through Manhattan and Brooklyn, discover interesting museums, parks and great, reasonably-priced restaurants, flip through TimeOut and catch a free or reasonably-priced concert/music festival/exhibit.

Of course, there's an awful lot about New York I don't like, including 90% of what's in that list, but it's an amazing place and I have very fond memories of it.

@ClydeFrog

That's actually the interior of the Neukom building (which you may have already known), which is part of the law school but not the main law school building. The main law school building is probably the ugliest in Stanford, inside and out, so I'd say it evens out. I vote for Yale as the best.