Talk:List of University of Florida buildings

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Page layout

I think that the layout of the article could be improved. For example, I think the table can be better designed to make more efficient use of space

Also, for the historical photos, they could be better arranged. I'm thinking that maybe some of them can be moved to the respective article of the subject

--WillMcC (talk) 20:49, 8 June 2009 (UTC)[reply]

About the layout

Okay so I updated your work and pasted it on the article's page. Good idea to put a description of the facilities. Please feel free to tweak the descriptions as you see fit. Also in terms of the historic photos: I got rid of the ones that were not specific structures, and used pictures that were germane to the article. Basically we could move some of the historic photos (or all of them) and put modern pictures to the right if you think that would be more appropriate? My rationale for historic photos is that I wanted to highlight the University of Florida Campus Historic District which is very unique for a major Research University. NorwalkJames (talk) 12:34, 9 June 2009 (UTC)[reply]