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Facade of the old building. | |
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Teaching Lab | |
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A look in the basement. For some reason the intro to the
Monty Python show comes to mind.
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South end loading dock area with its stone facing and
some windows installed. | |
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A view from the rear of the center gable.
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A steel web, which will support the glass of the skylight
is almost complete.
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Iron work for the roof and skylight near completion.
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Southward view showing 5th and 4th floor
walkways.(left)
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Meanwhile a glance northward from Higgins shows
preparation for yet more construction.
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Iron work for the third floor deck and walkway is
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Preparation for the trench in the research labs.
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The first of two 40,000 lb airhandlers is placed
delicately on the roof.
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The north tower begins to take shape.
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Professor Naughton and graduate student Jeong Il Oh,
check out their future lab space.
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Sixth floor deck ready for pouring.
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A look from the windows of Higgins 368
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View of the north end.
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View of the south end. | |
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Removing the forms from the fourth floor ceiling.
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Loading dock ceiling revealing the concrete honeycomb
effect after the steel forms are dropped out from below.
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Pouring the second floor deck.
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A view looking north at what will become the loading dock
area.
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A view of the front of the new addition.
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Panoramic view on a 50 degree day in February. (Large
3Meg gif)
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The twin auditoria begin to take shape, the angled walls
denoting the sloped seating .
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visitors since
January 6, 1999.