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The Tri-Delta Sorority at the University of Mississippi requested that a labyrinth be designed in a visible space near the Student Union. The labyrinth features a circular path surrounded by a seat wall with lights and benches. There are three entrances marked with the Tri-Delta symbol and emergency drives and sidewalks surround the entire structure.
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University of mississippi labyrinth
- 1. University of Mississippi – Labyrinth Mississippi View of plaza Located adjacent to McCain Plaza and the Student Union, Tri-Delta Sorority requested that a Labyrinth be designed in a highly visible space. The design incorporates a Labyrinth with a seat wall surrounding it. Located within the seat wall are wall lights. Surrounding the seat wall is a sidewalk with benches for a more secluded setting. Three entrances with the Tri-Delta symbol were located to provide access to the Labyrinth. 12’ emergency drives and sidewalks were located around the Labyrinth. View of seat wall and Labyrinth from University’s Lyceum Labyrinth View of sidewalks and Labyrinth Emergency drive/sidewalk on left side of Labyrinth JWV