Saunders Hall North Hall is an integral academic space within Goodwin Family Grounds, housing faculty offices, meeting rooms and classrooms. Designed to foster collaboration and mentorship, it provides faculty with a modern setting for research, case development and student engagement. Its strategic location within Saunders Hall enhances accessibility and interaction across the Darden community.

The Abbott Center Auditorium is a premier venue for lectures, panel discussions and special events at Darden. Equipped with advanced audiovisual technology and designed for flexibility, the auditorium provides an engaging setting for academic programming, guest speakers and community gatherings. As a central space within Abbott Center, it plays a key role in fostering thought leadership, knowledge exchange and collaboration within the Darden community.

The Library Building is home to Camp Library, serving as a vital resource for research, learning and collaboration at Darden. In addition to housing an extensive collection of business literature and digital resources, the building features focus and research rooms, the Behavioral Research at Darden (BRAD) Lab and dedicated spaces for Darden’s key research centers, including the Institute for Business in Society, the Center for Global Initiatives, the Mayo Center for Asset Management, the Batten Institute and the newly formed LaCross AI Institute.

The Classroom Building is a two-story hub of learning designed to support Darden’s case method and interactive teaching approach. Home to Tiered Classrooms, Learning Team Rooms and the i.Lab the building fosters collaboration, critical thinking and hands-on problem-solving. With modern technology and thoughtfully designed spaces, it provides an immersive environment that prepares students for leadership in a dynamic business world.

The Garden Spaces surrounding the student housing complex provide thoughtfully designed outdoor areas that encourage reflection, connection and well-being. These gardens serve as serene gathering spaces that seamlessly connect students with nature. Whether used for small group discussions, study sessions or moments of quiet retreat, these green spaces enrich the residential experience and reinforce Darden’s commitment to sustainability.

Houses B and D are connected by House C at the middle, forming a seamless living community within the student housing complex. With shared gardens, modern living spaces and strong connectivity to both academic and natural settings, House B, located diagonally from House A, contributes to a vibrant and immersive residential experience.

House A is a six-story residential building designed to provide a modern and connected living experience for Full-Time MBA students. Featuring 67 thoughtfully designed units with 119 beds, the building offers spacious accommodations with an average unit size of 1,194 square feet. Located behind Abbott Center, House A is seamlessly integrated into the Darden Grounds. Gardens on both sides and a central entry garden enhance the living experience, creating a vibrant and welcoming community.

House C is a seven-story residence positioned across from Wilkinson Court, enclosing the space between Camp Library and Abbott Center. Serving as the central connection between Houses B and D, it plays a key role in forming a cohesive residential community. The building shares landscaped gardens with its neighboring residences, fostering natural gathering spaces. A new courtyard behind House C connects to the Darden Parking Garage, while an entry garden further enhances the welcoming environment.

Conference rooms are where a school makes decisions: faculty collaboration, recruiting conversations, research discussions, program planning and meetings with partners and alumni. These rooms are designed to support that work with updated technology and flexible layouts — practical, high-use spaces that keep the building running.

The seminar room is built for the work Darden does best: discussion. It is a flexible, technology-supported space for small-group teaching, case conversations and visiting speakers — the kind of room where a good question can take over a class and a student can find their voice.