Thille Hall was named for Albert J. Thille and is the collective name for Tercero buildings A through F. This group makes up the northwestern portion of the Tercero area, bordered by Dairy Road and Tercero Hill Circle.
A note of interest: While physical Thille is buildings A-F, the Thille RA Staff consists of only A-E. F Building RAs are included in the Pierce Staff.
Gardner Action Dailey designed this complex, along with Pierce Hall. It was built in 1967.
Buildings
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A Building - Better known as Casa (short for Casa Cuauhtémoc), this building "offers a cross-cultural opportunity with emphasis on the exploration of Chicano/Latino thought and culture." (from
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http://www.housing.ucdavis.edu/Halls/New/program-new.htm#casa)
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B Building - Literally the closest dorm to the dairy farm on campus. Check out a campus map for yourself.
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D Building - Hammarskjöld House (aka Hamm House) is a International Studies/Community Service themed program building. It houses many International Relations majors, though one doesn't have to have such a major to live there.
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F Building - Home of the Communications ATP, though once again, one doesn't have to be a Communications major to live there.
