HUA MAK CAMPUS

St. Philip & Bernard Hall
(P Building)

St. Philip & Bernard Hall (P Building)

In 1972, the Assumption School of Business (ASB) that had been going on for three years was fully recognized as an institution of higher learning by the Ministry of Education, under the new name of Assumption Business Administration College (ABAC).

But the new college had to be independent and move away from the ACC Campus. The St. Gabriel Foundation, owners of ABAC, had already a 14-rai plot in the middle of pad-fields, with no trees, no plants and a dirt road to reach it, at the end of Soi Moo Ban Seri. The transfer of ownership was promptly made in order to put up a first five-storey building. Twenty-one meter long poles were supposed to support the whole structure, but when the first one disappeared in the ground after a few strokes, the engineer had to stop the piling. The soil was so soft that it required twenty-four meter long poles…Out of necessity, it was a multipurpose building with the finance department cum bookstore, the registrar’s office and the office of the President occupying the ground floor in that order. The actual registrar’s office was added much later… 

Office of the University Registrar

Office of Financial Management

ABAC BOOKSTORE

Uncle Bob Coffee

ROOM P21 (Meeting Room)

ROOM P23 (Meeting Room)

ROOM P24 – P25 – P26 Classroom

ROOM P27 – P28 Classroom

ROOM P29

VP for Special Affairs

ROOM P31 – P32 – P33 Classroom

ROOM P34 – P35 – P 36 Classroom

ROOM P41 – P42 – P43 Classroom

ROOM P44 – P45 – P 46 Classroom

ROOM P51 – P52 – P53 Classroom

ROOM P54 – P55 – P 56 Classroom

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C Building
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Gate of Wisdom
This triumphal arch is akin to the university’s gate of wisdom. It symbolizes the gateway leading to Assumption University, a magnificent place full of treasure of knowledge and blazing light of guidance. Those who walk past this gate are the ones determining to be adorned with intelligence and abilities useful for their future career path, creating prosperity for themselves as well as the nation.
Tower of David
The Clock Tower, also known as “TOWER OF DAVID”, is a large clock tower located between the Assumption 1981 AD. Building and the St. Philip and Bernard at the end of the street.
St. Mary's Square
St. Marie’s Square is an area where a tall pillar monument stands. At the top of monument is the sculpture figure of St. Marie standing on the earth’s globe. The monument has a square base. Each side of the square base has the following inscriptions.
Luceat Lux Vestra Square (Dr. Choop Plaza)
A venue for activities and recreation of instructors, students and staff of the university, Dr. Choop Plaza was built in 1982 as a memorial to Professor Dr. Choop Kanchanapakorn, a former rector (which was called “director” at that time), the 3rd one of Assumption University.
Sala Prathipalaya
The Sala is in the Thai architectural style called the “Jaturamuk” it has, as the etymology of the Thai word implies, four entrances or four fronts. The northern and southern exposures are identical as are the western and eastern exposures. The design imitates the architectural features of the Royal Pavilion in Ayudthaya, minus the crown or canopy of the Royal Pavilion.
De Montfort Hall (D Building)
De Montfort Hall was constructed in 1975.
Coronation Hall (C Building)
The Coronation Hall MCMLXXXIX was constructed in 1989.
Queen's Tower (Q Building)
Queen’s Tower is a 16-story building constructed in 1992.
Queen's Square
Queen’s Square Erected by Assumption University in Commemoration of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit's Fifth Birth Cycle Celebration August 12, 1992.
Grotto of the Virgin Mary
Grotto of the Virgin Mary was built in 1992.
International Center and Institute for Thai Studies
An International Center and Institute for Thai Studies was set up in 1982.
Office of V.P. for Legal and Privilege Affairs & Auditorium
The Office of the Vice President for Legal and Privilege Affairs, formerly the same unit as the Office of the Vice President for Administrative Affairs, which was developed from Administrative office. The office originally established with the opening of the university in 1972
Cafeteria & Student Center
Student Center was set up in 1987.
Sala Romanee and ABAC Journal Office
Sala Romanee and ABAC Journal Office was set up in 1987.
St. Gabriel's Hall
St. Gabriel’s Building was constructed in 1979.
AU Savings & Credit Cooperatives Limited
The Assumption University Savings Cooperative Limited is a stable savings institution and a source of funds for members who need assistance with their livelihood. It has a sound management system to maximize benefits for all its members.
Post Office
Hua Mak Campus Location: In front of the University at the main gate. Contact: (66) 0-2318-4879
Bank of Ayudhya
Location: In front of the University, near Post Office. Contact: (66) 0-2783-2222 ext. 1188
Office of OPQPA
The Information Center is a three-story building that currently houses the Public Relations Department. Constructed in 1988, it currently serves as the office of the Vice President for Policy, Planning and Quality Assurance and the Center for Excellence in University Affairs.
Salle d' Expo
was built in 1982 as part of the Assumption College, R.E. 200.
St. Philip & Bernard Hall (P Building)
The first building at Hua Mak Campus was constructed in 1972 and later named “Saint Philip & Bernard Building” by Rev. Bro. Prathip M. Komolmas.
Martin de Tours Hall (M Building)
The Martin de Tours building, constructed in 1986, is a six-story building used for offices, classrooms, laboratories, a medical room, faculty offices, and the Faculty of Nursing.
Engineering Hall (E Building)
The Thongkhon Phra Kiat Building, under the patronage of Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, is a nine-story building constructed in 1992.
St. Louis Hall (L Building)
St. Louis Hall (L Building) was constructed in October 1995.
Assumption Hall (A Building)
Assumption Building was erected in 1982, is a 12-story building.