Fulton House, Swansea

Fulton House is a prominent Grade-II listed building at Swansea University, designed in the late 1950s by architect Norman Thomas. It serves as a central hub for academic and social activities, featuring various food outlets, a supermarket, and a bar. The building is notable for its striking architecture, including a glazed curtain wall and a main hall adorned with murals by Ceri Richards and Glyn Jones. Additionally, it houses a war memorial honoring those who served in World War II. Renamed in 1986 in honor of university principal John Fulton, Fulton House overlooks the scenic Fulton Lawn, making it a key landmark for visitors and researchers alike.