Trouble Understanding Textures in OpenGL

I'm not sure if I understand you correctly, but if you mean that you want your hall to look like it is one seamless texture, you can do either of these 2:

Create a texture that is tileable, so the end of one part is the beginning of the new part of your blocks texture.

Or manage your UV coordinates to go over the span of an X amount of blocks.

I don't care if it's seamless for now, because I'm just trying to get a different texture applied to the "walls", "ceiling", & "floor". It won't be until after I can get it to work will I worry about the look of it.

My original post May have been a little unclear, I have no idea how to get texture to display in the manner I am asking, probally because I've never work with OpenGL texture stuff before. I understand the how it works, but I can't get it to work

What have you tried?

There are resources online (such as NeHe) and offline (such as the OpenGL Programming Guide) that explain it rather well.

Ah right, you're looking for "per face material/textures" than? if you create the geometry yourself you might want to just create individual planes and apply the texture to that and construct those in a box.

Eventually, you will most likely want to add some more complex geometry and perhaps create a modelloader of some format.

Anyway, as frob already mentioned. Nehe (and plenty others) have some good tutorials that can help you get on track.