Gates Lecture Hall, UM Biological Station

Gates Lecture Hall, UM Biological Station is a student life building at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Michigan. It is located at 9133 Biological Rd, Ann Arbor, MI 48109, on the University of Michigan's North campus. The building has 1 floor.

Building Details

History

• Year Built: Unknown (Source: Bentley Historical Library)
• Architect: Unknown
• Style: Rustic Academic
• Named for: Marian P. and David M. Gates; David Gates (1921–2016) was a renowned ecologist who directed the Biological Station 1971–1991
• Notable: 220-seat auditorium and 100-seat seminar room at UMBS in Pellston (founded 1909)
• Primary use: Lecture hall and event space at the Biological Station

Nearby Buildings

• Arbor Lakes 229.88 mi (369.9 km)
• Rachel Upjohn Building 230.12 mi (370.3 km)
• North Campus Research Complex Building 16 230.23 mi (370.5 km)
• NCRC Building 300 230.27 mi (370.6 km)
• Northwood IV - Building 2 230.27 mi (370.6 km)

Other Student Life Buildings

• Burnham House
• Argus I Building
• Hill Auditorium
• Lurie Ann & Robert H. Tower
• Ginsberg Center

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Gates Lecture Hall, UM Biological Station located?

Gates Lecture Hall, UM Biological Station is located at 9133 Biological Rd on the University of Michigan campus in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Its coordinates are 45.558653, -84.6797864.

How many floors does Gates Lecture Hall, UM Biological Station have?

Gates Lecture Hall, UM Biological Station has 1 floor.

How do I find Gates Lecture Hall, UM Biological Station on the University of Michigan campus?

Gates Lecture Hall, UM Biological Station is located on North Campus at 9133 Biological Rd. It is located off the main campus and is not within typical walking distance from the Diag.

Data sourced from University of Michigan and OpenStreetMap. Data last updated April 15, 2026.
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