Harold Clark Simmons Hall

Through the generous donation of Harold and Annette Simmons, SMU built Harold Clark Simmons Hall. As part of the Annette Caldwell Simmons School, this 40,000 square foot facility houses several academic and community-support spaces, including a teaching design lab, student assessment lab, classrooms, the Department of Teaching and Learning, and the Budd Center for the Involvement of Communities in Education. The building’s groundbreaking occurred on September 12, 2014, and construction began soon thereafter. Learn more about the groundbreaking.

Harold Clark Simmons Hall: Architectural renderings

Exterior renderings

Architectural north elevation drawing of Harold Clark Simmons Hall showing the exterior facade, entrances, windows, and building proportions.
Figure: North elevation
Architectural south elevation drawing of Harold Clark Simmons Hall showing the exterior facade, windows, doors, and overall building design.
Figure: South elevation
Architectural west elevation drawing of Harold Clark Simmons Hall showing the exterior structure, window placement, and facade details.
Figure: West Elevation
Architectural east elevation drawing of Harold Clark Simmons Hall showing exterior architectural features and building dimensions.
Figure: East Elevation

Floor plans for Harold Clark Simmons Hall

Ground floor plan of Harold Clark Simmons Hall showing room layout, entrances, classrooms, and common areas.
Figure: Ground level
Second-floor plan of Harold Clark Simmons Hall showing classrooms, offices, meeting spaces, and circulation routes.
Figure: Second level
Third-floor plan of Harold Clark Simmons Hall showing departmental offices, instructional spaces, and corridor layout.
Figure: Third level