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Situated near the University Square, DLSU-D offers dormitory facilities for both male and female students. The dorms are managed by the Matron's Office and are reserved on a first come, first served basis at the beginning of the school year.

Situated near the University, DLSU-D offers dormitory facilities for both male and female students. The dorms are managed by the Matron's Office and are reserved on a first come, first served basis at the beginning of the school year.

Batibot is a welcoming campus outdoor space where students can relax, study, and socialize between classes. Designed to foster a sense of community, the lounge provides a comfortable environment for collaboration, casual conversations, and creative breaks.

The University Food Square, also known as the Square Canteen, marks the center of the East and West Campus and is known as the food hub of the University where various concessionaires offer a wide array of delicious treats.

The University Lake at De La Salle University–Dasmariñas functions as a rainwater catch basin that helps sustain the campus' green spaces. During the dry season, the stored water is used to irrigate plants in the Botanical Garden area.

Also known as the Alumni Building, it houses the DLSU-D Alumni Association and the Risk, Compliance and Audit Office on the first floor as well as conference rooms, a multi-purpose hall and auditorium for university assemblies and events.

The DLSU-D Conservation Studio, housed in the refurbished, former "Camarin" of De La Salle University–Dasmariñas, is a dedicated facility for the conservation and preservation of cultural heritage.

This is a cafe located next to Museo De La Salle. They offer different kinds of viands, rice meals, pasta, beverages, desserts, and snacks.

The Museo Pavilion is a serene open venue located just behind Museo De La Salle, offering a scenic view of the lake. Surrounded by nature, it provides a peaceful setting for workshops, art-related events, cultural programs, and small gatherings.

The Museo De La Salle is located inside De La Salle University–Dasmariñas (DLSU‑D), Cavite, near the University Chapel and Plaza area. It stands within the main campus, making it easily accessible to students, staff, and visitors.

The Br. Gus Boquer FSC Cultural Heritage Complex features the Museo de La Salle, which houses collections of items and relics from the 19th century Ilustrado period.

The Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary Chapel is the main chapel inside De La Salle University–Dasmariñas, serving as a place of prayer, reflection, and Catholic worship for the university community.

The old Aklatan Building is a replica of Emilio Aguinaldo's home in Kawit, Cavite and is now being used by the Office of the President and the Audio-Visual Collection of the University.

The main building of the AEA-IRC has several different areas to meet students' needs, such as the LibSpaces, Creative Spaces, Study Areas, Quiet Spaces, Law Library, Thesis Area, and Hingahan Wellness Lounge.

A housing facility for Brother Aspirants situated within the De La Salle University-Dasmariñas campus, this is where activities, reflection and training take place.

The Botanical Garden is one of the landmark projects in De La Salle University-Dasmariñas that provides the community with a venue to enjoy nature. The garden is home to endemic butterflies and bird species because of its rich biodiversity.

Lumina Bridge, formerly the Botanical Bridge, is located inside De La Salle University–Dasmariñas, within the campus's botanical and green area, serving as a pedestrian link and symbolic landmark.

Hotel Rafael is a hotel situated within the DLSU-D campus. DLSU-D makes this accommodation available to faculty and students, as well as delegates of major workshops and events in venues within the University.

This is a hall near the CTHM Building, which can be used for events such as awarding, student promenades, seminars, and the like.

The former Small Business Center (SBC) Building is now Doña Marcela Agoncillo Hall (MAH), named after the "Mother of the Philippine Flag" who sewed the first national flag.

Recognized for its igloo-like shape, this hall serves as a function room.

Mila's Diner, formerly occupied by KND Diner, provides dining options for students, faculty, and staff at the East Campus.

One of the first buildings you will encounter as you move towards the East Campus is the Mariano Alvarez Hall. This building houses the Buildings and Facilities Maintenance Office (BFMO).