North and South Academic Bldgs
mid-August 2008
The faculty is now moving into the buildings. Things look a bit scruffy here and there because contractors
are scrambling to finish punch-list items and hallways are crowded with empty
cardboard boxes. But here are a few images of significant features of the two buildings.

The South Academic Building's S-facing entrance. |

This is pretty much the same view, but from inside looking out, standing on the second-floor bridge that
overlooks the South Academic Bldg's gallery.
Hopkins Hall to the left, Spring
Street in the center distance.
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On the N side of Sawyer, the North Academic Building is a new presence. Note the controversial
I-beam pergola
atop the brick piers, a feature that references the front of Stetson Hall. |

Interior gallery, North Academic Bldg, looking NE. In the center background you can see the office of the
Faculty Administrative Assistants.
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Staircase in NAB gallery that leads to classroom and lobby of the Center for Foreign Languages,
Literatures, and Cultures.
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NAB public lounge, W corner of building. If it were winter, you could make out
Paresky in the background. Sawyer Library is visible to left.
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One of two meeting rooms stacked on the N corner of the NAB. These are likely to become
primo destinations for small-scale events of one sort or another.
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This is a fairly typical faculty office, still awaiting its occupant. |

S-facing sunshades on NAB. From the shadows, you can tell that they work.
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