The 120,000 square foot Golden Eagle Building is located in the center of the Cal State L.A. campus. Comprised of two adjoining structures separated by a promenade, this building houses food services, including a food court with seating for approximately 750, kitchen and catering operations, a 600-seat banquet and conference center, the University Club restaurant, 25,000 square-foot two-story University Bookstore (operated by Barnes and Noble College Stores, Inc.), as well as UAS administrative offices, the University's Office of Research & Sponsored Programs (ORSP), the Golden Eagle Service Center, classrooms and meeting spaces for the Cal State L.A. Extended Education Division and the Pat Brown Institute.

 

 

 

Historical Facts

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• The three-story structure comprised of two adjoining buildings

• More than 78,000 square feet

• Architects: HGA /Tate Snyder Kimsey

• It occupies the site of the University's former cafeteria.

• The Eagle's Landing (old cafeteria) demolished in June 2001

• Principal Construction: Fall 2001 to Summer 2003

 

Current Functions

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• 22,000 square foot University Bookstore operated by Barnes & Noble College Stores, Inc.

• Food Court with multiple quick-serve restaurants

• The University Club Restaurant

• Conference/banquet/meeting venue, including a six hundred seat ballroom

• 850 square foot state of the art Conference Room

• Other tenants include:

  • College of Extended Learning (with classrooms, library and computer lab)

  • Office of Research and Sponsored Programs

  • Edmund G. Pat Brown Institute

  • Golden Eagle Copy Center

  • UAS corporate offices