Author: cllandis2

On the second level, the construction crews are preparing “the Vault” and Special Collections and University Archives Suite and Processing Area as a top priority for finishing. Between cabinetry, carpet, lighting, and paint, these areas of the library are starting… Continue Reading →

The construction work at the Forsyth Library Renovation site has visually transformed all areas of the building. This is such an exciting stage of change because some areas are starting to feel more like a finished building! Here are some… Continue Reading →

Nathan Howard, assistant professor in Applied Technology, believes in developing real-world experiences for his students, giving them a direct application of the skills and knowledge they are learning in the classroom. For both sections of his TECS 385 Construction Planning… Continue Reading →

The past few months have been filled with progress on the exterior and interior plans at the Forsyth Library renovation site. The building was closed between the fall and spring semesters, which allowed construction crews to tackle some of the… Continue Reading →

As you walk through the construction zone at Forsyth Library, the building is starting to come to life. The wall framing and window work that’s been completed thus far have created skeletons reminiscent of the architectural renderings. Standing in the… Continue Reading →

On Thursday, December 5th, the first 23-foot window was installed on the west side of the building. Metal grilles secure the new pieces of glass next to the precast cement frame with geometrical precision. Some of the smaller windows on… Continue Reading →

Heavy Equipment A construction site is a little kid’s dream. Bright orange, yellow, and blue machines litter the construction site with the sounds of backup beeps and the roar of engines. Some of the equipment is PWC’s and their subcontractors’,… Continue Reading →

In November, there were a lot of visual changes made at the Forsyth Library renovation site, including: the stone was removed on the north side of the building to make room for a 23′ window on the second level the… Continue Reading →

In this season of gratitude, there is so much to be thankful for, including the many people who have been involved and instrumental in the library renovation project thus far. A BIG thank you to … Senator Moran and Tisa… Continue Reading →

The renovation is progressing and there’s even more to be excited about! The demolition of Phase 1 is officially complete, and the bones of the newly renovated building continue to be built out with interior wall framing on all levels,… Continue Reading →