Seattle University's 50-acre campus, located in the First Hill and Capitol Hill neighborhoods of Seattle, Washington, features several notable buildings. Sullivan Hall houses the law school's classrooms, faculty, administrative offices, cafe, courtroom, and local artwork. The Chapel of St. Ignatius, designed by architect Steven Holl, won the 1998 Honor Award from the American Institute of Architects. Pigott Hall is home to a large glass sculpture by artist Dale Chihuly. Lemieux Library, established in 1991, is part of the American Theological Library Association. The campus is also known for its sustainability initiatives, such as pesticide-free grounds, recycling programs, and energy conservation. Other significant buildings include the Administration Building, Bannan Engineering and Science Buildings, Fine Arts Building, and Hunthausen Hall.