After nine decades in Seaton Hall, the Paul Weigel Library of Architecture, Planning and Design opened in a 6,500-square-foot space on the ground floor of Regnier Hall in 2017. The modern steel and glass building is a visual connection that highlights the specialized library’s integration into the college and the rest of campus.

In addition to the large collection of print architecture and design books, reserves, reference, periodicals, media and electronic sources are also available.  

Ask about the William A. Stoskopf Special Collections room which houses approximately 1,175 rare and fragile books, prints, maps and other items. Staff at the Patricia Weisenburger Circulation Desk will assist with library information, research and technology needs.

Weigel Library features classic furniture designs that are both comfortable and have the potential to inspire creativity. The adjoining Pierce Information Commons, which remains open after library hours, is a spacious reading and meeting area that faces the beautiful William T. Kemper Foundation Amphitheatre.

Online Resources

	Avery Index to Architectural Periodicals provides information on architecture, landscape, city planning, and interior architecture.
	ARTstor offers searchable collections of images covering topics such as cultures, architecture, decorative arts, design, and anthropology.  Best viewed in Internet Explorer. Enable browser pop-ups in order to use all the features of ARTstor. System Requirements  Permitted Use
	BuildingGreen provides reliable information on sustainable design strategies and green building materials.