Film Locations - Universities

Duke University

Hub of the University; Gothic-style campus with richly detailed stonework and landscaped grounds
Large grass quads, magnolia trees and flowering shrubbery
Centerpiece of Duke West Campus is the 1,700 seat Duke Chapel standing 210 feet tall in *Neo-Gothic Revival style, accentuated by buttressing, pinnacles and spires of sand stone decoration in contrast to the gold blue and green hues of the quarry granite
Other outstanding Gothic buildings include the Davison Building with crenulate polygonal towers flanking the entrance - reminiscent of Cambridge
Duke University Hospital's main facade resembles an English manor house with parapets and towers

Old Trinity College architecture includes several buildings in the Neoclassical and Georgian Revival style with Doric entablatures and handsome tetrastyle porticos
Red brick dominates the buildings lining the quad, with Baldwin Auditorium as the focal point of the quad
Baldwin Auditorium, reminiscent of the library designed by Thomas Jefferson and of its Roman prototype, the Pantheon
Auditorium is a symmetrical octagonal block with a circular dome and expanded three story wings

Seven classroom buildings built in the early 1960's, surrounded by 80 acres of woodlands
A separate Northern Durham Center is located on Snowhill Road, which includes state-of-the-art labs, a library and classrooms

Constructed in 1910, the 103-acre campus features Georgian Revival-style red brick buildings in the heart of southeast Durham
Campus includes McLendon-McDougald Gymnasium, O'Kelly Riddick Football Stadium, NCCU Art Museum, Law School and library
Clyde R. Hoey Building is the centerpiece of NCCU Campus
Elegant Georgian Revival style of cut limestone is used on the first floor to simulate a raised basement: decoration includes contrasting soft red brick, quoins, lintels and upper story windows

Focal point: two-story portico supported by streamlined Cronthian columns that shelter the three entrance bays