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Named after women
(5 out 63 buildings, 8%)
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Named after men
(29 out of 63 buildings, 46%)
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Other
(29 out of 63, 46%)
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Bannerman
Sheila Bannerman retired from her job as Director of Services September 2004.
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Antonin Artaud
Writer and theatre director.
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Advanced Metal Casting Centre
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Maria Grey Hall
named after Maria Grey, involved in foundation of Maria Grey College, Brunel’s former Twickenham campus
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Bragg
Steven Bragg, former Vice Chancellor
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Arts Centre
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Marie Jahoda
First Head of Brunel’s Psychology Dept, est 1962.
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Chadwick
James Chadwick (1891-1974), awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1935 for his discovery of the particle in the nucleus of an atom known as the neutron. No connection with Brunel University London.
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Brunel Science Park
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Mary Seacole
No actual connection with Brunel
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Elliot Jacques
Professor, created the School of Social Sciences at Brunel University London in 1964
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Eastern Gateway
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Gaskell
Elizabeth Gaskell (1810-1865). Author. No connection with Brunel
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Gardiner
Chair of Brunel Council 1980 – 1984, instrumental in the establishment of the Brunel Science Park
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Indoor Athletics Centre
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Hamilton
Eric Hamilton,
Principal of Borough Road College 1932 - 1961
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Lecture Centre
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Heinz Wolff
Founded the Brunel Institute for Bioengineering, in 1983, its Director until 1995.
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Medical Centre
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Howell
Robin Howell. Joined the staff of Brunel College in 1958 as Head of Electronics. Appointed Professor and Head of the Department of Electrical Engineering & Electronics in 1964.
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Meeting House
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Joseph Lowe
Owner of the plant nursery where campus now stands.
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Quad North
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Lancaster Suite
Named after Joseph Lancaster, founder of Borough Road College, c. 1804.
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Sports Centre
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Michael Sterling
Former Vice Chancellor
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Tower A, B, C, D
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Russell
Peter Russell, appointed lecturer in Mathematics in 1966 responsible for setting up the merger with Shoreditch College (later renamed the Runnymede Campus) in the late 1970s. Director of Brunel's Science Park, 1986 - 2002.
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Clifton
Named after an IK Brunel bridge
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Brian Winstanley Hall
Former Secretary General
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Chepstow Hall
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Wilfred Brown
First Pro-Chancellor
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Saltash Hall
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Wolfson Centre
Named after Sir Isaac Wolfson’s Wolfson Foundation.
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Gordon Hall
Name inherited from Twickenham campus, dates back to 19th C, currently uncertain to whom Gordon refers)
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Bishop Hall
Richard Bishop, former Vice-Chancellor
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Stockwell Hall
Named after Stockwell College, a BFSS College)
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Kilmorey Hall
Earl of Kilmorey, historically associated with the site of the former Twickenham campus
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Southwark Hall
Named after original location of Borough Road College.
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Lacey Hall
Name inherited from Lacey House, Twickenham campus, named after James Lacey.
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Borough Road Hall
Named after Borough Road College
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Faraday
Michael Faraday, Scientist. No connection with Brunel University London.
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North Hall
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Mill Hall
John Stuart Mill, philosopher
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Meadow Hall
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Fleming Hall
Alexander Fleming, Microbiologist. No connection with Brunel University London.
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Concourse Hall
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Galbraith Hall
William Galbraith, 19th century civil engineer
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West Hall
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Michael Bevis Hall
Former professor, Materials Engineering
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Central Hall
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Stephen Bragg Hall
Former Vice Chancellor
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East Hall
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Maurice Kogan Hall
Former professor, Government and Social Administration
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Runnymede Hall
Named after former campus
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David Neave Hall
Former Secretary General and Registrar
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Shoreditch Hall
Named after Shoreditch College
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George Shipp Hall
Mechanical Engineer, former Vice-Principal
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South Hall
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Trevor Slater Hall
Professor of BioChemistry, Vice-Principal
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St Margaret’s Hall
Named after an area of Twickenham
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Syd Urry Hall
Former Professor, Building Technology
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St John’s
Name predates building of campus, was a hospital building
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