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By Terri Tabor
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between Former Law and Architectural Hall. Former Law is
being redone now, and construction on Architectural Hall
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students will be pleased with the work
done on Bessey Hall. The project in
cluded installing new ceilings and
windows, redoing walls and adding new
floor coverings.
Other changes students will notice
include the University Health Center,
which has additional space; the new
University Bookstore in the north half
of the Nebraska Union's lower level and
the connecting link between the Scott
Engineering Center and Nebraska Hall.
The link will house the engineering
mechanics, electrical and mechanical
engineering departments and the dean's
office, he said. The completion is sche
duled for June 1986.
The Former Law renovation also
should be completed next June, Amend
said. The project involves building a
connecting structure between Former
Law and Architecture Hall, renovating
offices, removing every other floor in
the library stacks to provide more
space and excavating the basement to
build shops previously in the basement
of Richards Hall. After the Former Law
project is completed, renovations will
begin on Architecture Hall, which will
be finished in July 1987 if funding is
available for the project, he said.
East Campus hasn't been left un
touched, Amend said. Construction is
underway for the Animal Science Build
ing and an addition will connect Baker
Hall and Loeffel Meat Lab. The old barn
will be torn down, and replaced by one
that will be used for lab judging, new
labs, a large receiving area and new
stock yards.
Estimated costs for the new renova
tions are as follows:
Bessey Hall $3.45 million
Architecture Hall
Former Law $4.33 million
Animal Science Bldg. $19.2 million
University Health Center $3.06 million
University Bookstore $1.8 million
Addition to Barkley Memorial Center
$1.81 million
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