H. Giles Martin Hall

What secrets does H. Giles Martin Hall hold? This unassuming building, nestled within Delgado Community College’s City Park Campus, is more than just bricks and mortar. It’s a testament to a man who shaped the college’s destiny and a hub for innovation. H. Giles Martin Hall opened its doors in May 2015. It was named after Delgado’s first director, H. Giles Martin, who led the institution for over three decades, from 1920 to 1954. His vision laid the foundation for what Delgado is today. This two-story, 15,000-square-foot building isn’t just a beautiful addition to the campus. It’s a dynamic learning space. H. Giles Martin Hall houses the Delgado Entrepreneurship Center. Here, aspiring business owners receive academic and practical training, transforming dreams into reality. Upstairs, the Digital Arts program thrives. Students hone their skills in graphics, television, and music production in state-of-the-art classrooms. Imagine future filmmakers editing their masterpieces, graphic designers creating stunning visuals, and musicians composing their next hit, all within the walls of H. Giles Martin Hall. The building itself plays a vital role in shaping the campus landscape. Its strategic placement near the historic Isaac Delgado Building contributes to a new campus quad, fostering a sense of community. H. Giles Martin Hall stands as a symbol of Delgado’s commitment to innovation and entrepreneurship. It’s a space where creativity flourishes and the future takes shape.