Babcock Hall Next on Demolition List at UND
The University of North Dakota plans to demolish Babcock Hall, a vacant building constructed in 1907, to save $30,000 annually. The Budget and Finance Committee will review demolition plans and specs on Tuesday.
The University of North Dakota is set to demolish Babcock Hall, a vacant building on its campus. Constructed in 1907, the building has been empty since 2017. The demolition is expected to save $30,000 annually in maintenance costs. An architectural firm has been hired to salvage historical items and complete a 3D scan of the building. The Budget and Finance Committee will review the demolition plans on Tuesday. The committee is also expected to approve $4.5 million in renovations to Gamble Hall.
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