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South Quadrangle
South Quadrangle construction (1952) Bentley Historical Library Photo: BL004480 South Quadrangle Today	Located on Madison Street, South Quad occupies nearly the entire block. This eight story brick and reinforced concrete structure with basement cost about $5,600,000.[82] It was designed by Andrew Morrison and constructed by Bryant and Detwiler Company of Detroit.[107] In 1951, the building opened to 1,232 men. The building is subdivided into seven houses (named after former professors), providing a sense of community within a larger environment.[82] The ground floors of the building contain the cafeteria, lobbies, a convenience store, library, studies, and practice rooms. The penthouse once contained a room devoted to studying and a broadcasting station. Today, it also functions as an ITCS Computing Site and has a fitness center.[8] Today, South Quad is a coed dormitory.
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