MacKimmie Complex and Professional Faculties Building Redevelopment | ?m | 15s | U of C | DIALOG

[Alex_YYC]

Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/uc_imagingservices_db/with/51277285421/

 

[Alex_YYC]

@niteryder : This is pure gold, getting a shot of all the windows open like that.

 

[Myles86]

Today

Not relevant but also on Campus - side shot of Mathison Hall

 

[Myles86]

1 week later:

 

[darwink]

There it is, the second glass layer

 

[DiscoStu]

This is such a cool looking building. Wish it was in the inner city, and/or 60 stories tall.

 

[Silence&Motion]

External glazing going on now.

 

[Alex_YYC]

 

[niteryder]

 

[The Familia]

The UofC has sure built some impressive modern buildings over the last decade. We don’t have the history or age of the UofA or the universities out east, so we lack the classic buildings and architecture. I’m glad the UofC is focused on building unique modern buildings as opposed to trying to build cheap replicas of old buildings. This campus is starting to really find it’s own identity.

 

[FriendlyDrunks]

The UofC has sure built some impressive modern buildings over the last decade. We don’t have the history or age of the UofA or the universities out east, so we lack the classic buildings and architecture. I’m glad the UofC is focused on building unique modern buildings as opposed to trying to build cheap replicas of old buildings. This campus is starting to really find it’s own identity.

Ha very true, SAIT has older buildings than UofC.

 

[UrbanWarrior]

 

[ActiveTruth]

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Great Photos!

 

[Surrealplaces]

I know we sometimes criticize the U of C campus as being too suburban etc.., but it has come a long way.

Original MacKimmie Block 1963

 

[Chinese_T]

I know we sometimes criticize the U of C campus as being too suburban etc.., but it has come a long way.

Original MacKimmie Block 1963

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Sucks they demolished that. Would've made a great historical building.