Black plaque № 58211

Clemson, United States

Riggs Hall Riggs Hall, constructed in 1927 to house architecture and engineering, was the second Clemson building designed by Rudolph E. Lee, architecture program founder and college architect from 1911-1940. It is in the Italian Renaissance Revival style and features five carved grotesque heads on

the third-floor façade. The building was named for Walter M. Riggs, professor of engineering, first football coach, acting president from 1909-1911, and president from 1911-1924. Breezeways were added

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