Howe Hall

Official abbreviation: HOWE
Construction Date: 1999
Howe Hall photo
Building Unlocked Hours
These don't reflect business hours for offices within the building; see office websites for business hours.
Monday6 AM - 10 PM
Tuesday6 AM - 10 PM
Wednesday6 AM - 10 PM
Thursday6 AM - 10 PM
Friday6 AM - 10 PM
Saturday6 AM - 10 PM
Sunday6 AM - 10 PM
Location
537 BISSELL RD
Latitude: 42.02690
Longitude: -93.65299

3D SketchUp Model from the Trimble Warehouse
Howe Hall photo
Building Supervisor
Services
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Custodial Service: Area 1
  • Supervisor: Jacob Peterson
  • Custodians: Andy Neilsen,Nick Thielen,Jacob Holt,Joshua Jones,Christy Twitty,Christi Johnson-Bascomb

  • 10:50 AM: Collection / Delivery (Room 1285-X3)

Dumpster collection by Campus Services
  • Tuesday: between 7:30 AM and 9:30 AM
  • Thursday: between 7:30 AM and 9:30 AM
History
Stanley and Helen Howe Hall facilitates an education focused on enhancing student learning through advanced visualization technology, practice-orientated experiences on industrially relevant research, and regular interaction with visiting engineers. It's high-tech classrooms, lecture hall, and state-of-the-art laboratories provide resources to engineering graduates of Iowa State University on the cutting edge of their profession. Designed by Brooks Borg Skiles and Ellerbe Becket in 1999, Howe Hall houses the Department of Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics, the Virtual Reality Applications Center, CIRAS, and Engineering Distance Education. It also has environmental and aerodynamic wind tunnels with new research capabilities and an experimental underwater acoustics facility, the first of its kind in the state of Iowa. Located in the four story atrium is one of the main features of Howe Hall, the C-6 virtual reality lab, one of the most advanced synthetic environments in the world and the only facility of its kind in the United States.