Built 1931. Named for Donald McLaughlin, a professor at Harvard and Berkeley, first dean of engineering (1941-43), UC Regent (1951-67), and Peruvian gold mining tycoon. The building was designed by George Kelham and houses the main offices of the College of Engineering.
Building Details
Floors: 6
Accessible entrances: The building is only usable through the adjacent O'Brien Breezeway entrance, which provides an automatic opener and leads to level two of McLaughlin Hall.
Restrooms: Both the men's and the women's restrooms on the first level provide stalls with grab bars and side transfer capabilities.
Designated waiting area: In an emergency evacuation across the breezeway to O'Brien Hall.
Emergency evacuation cabinet: Located across the breezeway in O'Brien Hall.
