Parking, Access, and Deliveries at Wright Lab
Starting June 1, 2024, construction activities for the Wright Lab Addition (WLA) and Phase I of the Physical Sciences and Engineering Building (PSEB) project have commenced around Wright Lab (WL). The construction will impact the parking lots around WL and access to the lab (see Pedestrian and Vehicular Pathways Map, linked below).
- Access to WL will be maintained to the WL front entrance and Wright Lab West through specially designated pathways (see below for pedestrian and vehicular pathways map). However, we currently recommend that deliveries that would normally use the front entrance (e.g., catering, office supplies, etc.) use the Wright Lab West entrance ramp whenever possible.
- Deliveries to the high bay will continue with special coordination and advance notice through Jeff Ashenfelter and Frank Lopez (see contact information, below) and the WLA/PSEB construction project team.
- Parking Lots 16 and 22 will be impacted to facilitate construction activities for this phase of work.
Pedestrian and Vehicular Pathways Map
Upper Science Hill Development Pedestrian and Vehicle Pathways (PDF)
Temporary Relocation of Gibbs Professional Shop
- From May 2024 to August 2025 there will be construction in the WL high bay area for the WLA and AIDC construction projects. The Gibbs Professional Shop will relocate during this time period to Sterling Chemistry Laboratory (SCL) 27 and SCL 28. SCL 26A will be used for stock storage. Select machines were moved from the Gibbs Shop at WL into the SCL space in May/June 2024. Some disruption to service while transitioning to the SCL space is expected but the project team and the Gibbs Shop are working to keep this to an absolute minimum.
- There will be some impact to shop capabilities during this time period given the limited mills and lathes that will be available to the machine shop. Additionally, the shear and plastics shop will be offline from June 2024 until August 2025. If you have questions about particular capabilities, or have a project you would like to get in the queue prior to this relocation, please contact Vincent Bernardo.
- The Advanced Prototyping Center (APC), research shop, and teaching shop continue to be accessible and functional during this time.
