renderding of Champan-Halsell-Dicke Complex

About

The Chapman-Halsell-Dicke Complex will be a defining presence for Trinity off Hildebrand Avenue and a more visible connection to the San Antonio community. The Complex boasts newly reimagined, student-centered spaces in the Halsell and Chapman Centers along with Trinity’s newest building, Dicke Hall, which will serve as a front door for the Humanities.

The new Complex will not only foster student success and address aging infrastructure, but will also support contemporary, hands-on teaching, research, and learning. Additionally, it will support the admissions process when prospective students and parents visit Trinity’s campus.

Fast Facts

  • Part of Trinity's National Historic District
  • This multi-million dollar project is the largest construction project the University has ever undertaken (previously, the Center for Sciences and Innovation (CSI) was the largest)

Directions and Parking

Address
1 Trinity Place, San Antonio, TX 78212