Wrecking Ball!

[Cerebus]

Link!

Yes, I'll ban myself for this post.

[UNT_playmaker]

Link!

Yes, I'll ban myself for this post.

How dare you!!!!!!

I thought it was Fouts Field, that is the only structure on campus that is in need of a wrecking ball...

Damn you for getting my hopes up!!!!!!

[Green P1]

Single tear trickles down cheek.......

[jperg2]

Ok for those off campus... Is that Masters Hall? And why is is getting torn down / repaired?

Edited March 13, 2008 by jperg2

[UNTflyer]

Ok for those off campus... Is that Masters Hall? And why is is getting torn down / repaired?

Masters Hall to be Demolished

The original article said they would break ground in March. They better get a move on.

Edited March 13, 2008 by UNTflyer

[NT Drummer]

The live webcam doesn't work for me, but this one does (thanks to 3XNTGRAD from the snow thread):

Masters Hall/Life Sciences Cam

It's the old Chemistry building, which apparently is (was) named Masters Hall.

(using my best Johnny Carson imitation) I did not know that...

[GreenAlums]

I know progress is progress but this really hurts. I spent almost all of my college career inside those walls. Just glad they can't talk!!

[eppy4life]

I can't tell who's coming and who's going.

[GoMeanGreen1999]

Just tearing down another one of the nice looking old halls, to build up another building that probably looks nothing like any of the other buildings up there - they are so good at doing that.

[3XNTGRAD]

Just tearing down another one of the nice looking old halls, to build up another building that probably looks nothing like any of the other buildings up there - they are so good at doing that.

Before jumping to conclusions, look at this artist's rendition (link below) of the new Life Science Building that will replace Masters Hall (the current Biology Building is the 3 story building on the left hand side of the drawing):

2007 President's Report - Expansion section

From some discussion I have heard, there is a real attention to how this building will fit in with the surrounding buildings since this is a main sight-line for the university and the McConnell Tower (thought I'd throw that name in there for those of you who didn't know the clock tower had it's own name, while the building is named the Hurley Administration Building).