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West View Building is a prominent structure located in Provo Utah known for its modern facilities and vibrant academic environment. This building serves as a hub for student activities and offers various classrooms study spaces and meeting areas. With its scenic views and inviting atmosphere West View Building is a popular destination for students and faculty alike fostering collaboration and learning within the university community. Generated from this place's information

The West View Building replaced the old faculty office building that once housed the ticket office and bathrooms for the former stadium south west of campus. It now contains the department of economics, statistics, and the Neal A Maxwell Institute for religious scholarship.

Completed in 2005, the Joseph F. Smith Building replaced the Smith Family Living Center. A long-range planning effort had found that facilities for the College of Humanities and the the College of Family, Home and Social Sciences were inadequate. This new building was constructed to house the displaced disciplines and to provide a new home for Humanities. This building with approximately 400 faculty offices, 40 classrooms and 20 laboratories provides facilities for the College of Humanities, School of Family Life, and the College of Family, Home and Social Sciences. It also houses the Center for Language Studies.