Brickyard Bubble

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The document discusses the construction of a temporary 50x80 foot bubble structure being built in the Brickyard area between Harrelson and the Atrium building on campus. Updates on the construction progress are provided over several dates, including the laying of utility wires, initial framing, and early assembly of the bubble structure. The bubble will temporarily house dining options like Li'l Dinos and Chick-fil-A during renovations, with a new permanent seating area planned to open in fall 2011.

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Bird’s Eye View of Brickyard Bubble July 6, 2010

The Bubble will be 50x80 ft. July 6, 2010

The Bubble will be to the left of D.H. Library July 6, 2010

Bubble will be Located Between Harrelson and Atrium July 6, 2010

Crews will Lay Utility Wire Under Bricks July 6, 2010

Outside Seating will Remain in Place July 6, 2010

Outside Seating Area and D.H. Hill July 6, 2010

Wall Dividing Construction Area and Temporary Serving Area July 6, 2010

Temporary Home of Li’l Dinos and Chick-fil-A July 6, 2010

New Seating Area Open Fall 2011 July 6, 2010

The 50x80 ft. Bubble Takes Shape July 13, 2010

Monday Marked the First Day of Assembly July 13, 2010

A View of the Bubble Including Harrelson July 6, 2010

Looking Through towards East Campus July 6, 2010

Overlooking the Top of the Bubble July 13, 2010

The Bubble Takes Up Limited Space in the Brickyard July 13, 2010

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