Editing University of the Arts (section)

== Campus ==

UArts occupied multiple buildings along South Broad Street in Center City, with the Hamilton Building, Terra Building, and Anderson Hall providing primary facilities. The Broad Street location placed students within the city's cultural corridor, near the Kimmel Center, Academy of Music, and numerous theaters that constitute the Avenue of the Arts. Studios, theaters, galleries, and practice facilities supported programs requiring specialized spaces for making and performing.<ref name="inquirer"/>

The university's campus developed incrementally, acquiring and adapting historic buildings rather than constructing purpose-built facilities. This approach preserved historic structures while presenting challenges for cohesive campus identity and efficient operations. The campus's linear arrangement along Broad Street connected university spaces to city life while requiring students to navigate urban environments between facilities.<ref name="inquirer"/>