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If you look at Figure 1-2 it appears that there will be ramps to the bridge.Does anybody know if the sloped path leading up to the ISEC bridge will be reconstructed at some point? It felt oddly strange for it to be built and then promptly torn up a few months later for EXP construction.
My gut says it will come back eventually since the current handicap-accessible ramp is very much made out of temporary materials, so I doubt that’s the permanent solution.
Unbelievable what Northeastern has become. I've seen a few top notch engineering/science high school students in my region of Montgomery County, MD apply to Northeastern and get REJECTED. It truly has become an elite science and engineering institution. The puck is moving very quickly there.
Those are some badass pictures, BeeLine. I swear you managed to snap pics from just about every angle, from every position, that was physically possible.
Liking the vibe of it a lot. As expected, looks like ISEC's twin sister, just with a slightly more useable floor plan since there isn't a big atrium this time around. When you consider the two buildings together as a joint complex, they'll complement each other very nicely down the road.Animated walk through of a floor of EXP by Payette, the architect:
EXP Lab Floor.mp4 on Vimeo