for public restrooms, for recitation, lecture, library cabinet, apparatus. It will contain also, the astronomical observatory, the working laboratory, apartments suitable to the residence of two families of the faculty, the principal dining hall for the use of Students, and a chapel. All the departments in Science, Literature and Arts and in the professional schools of Medicine and Law will find ample accommodation in the proposed edifice." Today the building stands as the iconic centrepiece of the UW-Madison campus and is home to the office of the chancellor of the university, the dean of students and other administrators. The building also does still include a limited number of classrooms as well as two large lecture halls. References Sources William Tinsley, architect William N. Pickerill, 1914. Victorian architect: the life and work of William Tinsley John Douglas Forbes, 1953. External links Tinsley buildings in South Tipperary 1885 deaths 1804 births Burials at Crown Hill Cemetery People educated at Clonmel Endowed School People from Clonmel 19th-century Irish architects