Legal Commentary

Part 1 of a series: Architecture

& Law Schools

This will be the first post in a series of posts about law schools and architecture.

I have a few things to say about the topic. But first, I want to open it up for comments in asking this question: Which law schools have the most outstanding architecture? What law schools have the building environments that you would most like inhabit as a student or member of the staff or faculty?

Here are some possible contenders:

• Loyola Los Angeles
• University of Michigan
• Harvard University
• Penn State University
• University of Chicago
• Yale University
• Stetson University

Have I left anyone out? 

Does anyone on that list not belong there?