Finding your way around
Teaching Building No. 3 comprises interconnected A, B and C sections with elevated connections.
At a glance
Finding your way around
Teaching Building No. 3 comprises interconnected A, B and C sections with elevated connections.
The library, mechanics buildings and electronics buildings are useful reference points for navigating academic areas.
Campus life, history and setting
Finding your way around | Campus life, history and setting
Teaching Building No. 3 has three connected parts, identified as A, B and C. Elevated walkways and a complex internal arrangement make its section letters useful navigation cues. The Mechanics Buildings, Electronics Buildings and West Campus Library provide additional anchors for the academic areas. Visitors seeking a researcher or classroom will often find the correct building type first and then locate the relevant section and floor. Yexi Lake offers an outdoor orientation point near major campus landmarks.
Teaching Building No. 3 and campus landmarks
The three interconnected sections of Teaching Building No. 3 are commonly identified by the letters A, B and C. The Mechanics Buildings and Electronics Buildings mark different technical disciplines, while the library and Yexi Lake provide more visible landmarks for newcomers.
Laboratory buildings often have multiple entrances and room-numbering systems; printed building names and directional signs are particularly useful once inside.
A closer look at Finding your way around
West Campus has multiple teaching and research buildings, residential areas and entrances. Teaching Building No. 3 includes interconnected sections, so locating the correct block and classroom matters. A practical route begins with the campus gate, then the destination building, and finally the internal room or floor number.