New Looks Around Campus
Photos by Matthew Conde and Mia Martin
New resources and improved spaces have blossomed across campus this semester. Discover a few of these recent investments below, and watch this space for more to come in the near future.
The floor in Nelson Gymnasium was completely redone with logos and lettering to reflect Wentworth’s current brand.
The InfoHub desk area was removed on the ground floor of Beatty Hall to allow for more seating and student gathering space.
A baby grand piano was gifted by Garret C. Van Dyke Jr. and Bo Peng. The instrument rests in Watson Auditorium and will be made available to the Wentworth community.
Annex Central classroom media were upgraded by DTS, with the addition of new marker boards.
Accessible ramps installed in Annex East and Annex North, phase one of a multi-phase project to improve accessibility in the building.
Work on the new Sweeney Field is progressing. To the right of the photo, you will see the final 60-ft. long precast panel going up over the stairwell, which also means the crane will soon demobilize and Halleck Lot will return for parking.
Other recent investments include:
610 Huntington Lobby—A new carpet has been installed with fresh paint on the walls and an upgraded HVAC system. Furniture for the space has been selected (rendering above), and Industrial Design students are working with the Facilities team to finalize the finishes, fabrics, and colors.
Williston Hall: A door was relocated within the Institutional Advancement and External relations suite for better traffic flow.
Admissions Suite: The walls have been given a fresh look with a new coat of paint.
DTS and Student Affairs installed the RecRe self-service lockers on the ground floor of Beatty Hall. Through this platform, students have access to free items including board games, outdoor equipment, and more.
New printers were added to the first and second floors of Annex Central to help accommodate printing needs for the School of Architecture and Design.