Temporary mobile chilling units take up space at Library Mall on campus at UW-Madison. The university is continuing to rely on the mobile chillers even as it has opened campus buildings closed after the June 17 water main break.
UW-Madison junior Jackson Povletich, left, and graduate student Grace O’Brien work in the 3D printing machine shop in the Grainger Engineering Design Innovation Lab in the Kurt F. Wendt Commons. Wendt Commons was on the list of buildings UW-Madison temporarily closed after a water main broke and disrupted air conditioning.
3D printers are back in the makerspace at Grainger Engineering Design Innovation Lab, located in the Kurt F. Wendt Commons, after temporarily moving to another location while the building was closed due to cooling problems due to a broken water line.
Temporary mobile chilling units take up space at Library Mall on campus at UW-Madison.
AMBER ARNOLD, STATE JOURNAL
A welcome-back sign is displayed in the makerspace at Kurt F. Wendt Commons on the first day the building reopened after being closed due to cooling issues caused by a broken water line.
AMBER ARNOLD, STATE JOURNAL
Matthew Mabee, shop manager at the Grainger Engineering Design Innovation Lab, shows the electronics area in the makerspace in the Kurt F. Wendt Commons on the UW-Madison campus.
AMBER ARNOLD, STATE JOURNAL
Temporary mobile chilling units are set up outside of Gordon Dining and Event Center at UW-Madison.
Temporary mobile chilling units take up space at Library Mall on campus at UW-Madison. The university is continuing to rely on the mobile chillers even as it has opened campus buildings closed after the June 17 water main break.
UW-Madison junior Jackson Povletich, left, and graduate student Grace O’Brien work in the 3D printing machine shop in the Grainger Engineering Design Innovation Lab in the Kurt F. Wendt Commons. Wendt Commons was on the list of buildings UW-Madison temporarily closed after a water main broke and disrupted air conditioning.
3D printers are back in the makerspace at Grainger Engineering Design Innovation Lab, located in the Kurt F. Wendt Commons, after temporarily moving to another location while the building was closed due to cooling problems due to a broken water line.
A welcome-back sign is displayed in the makerspace at Kurt F. Wendt Commons on the first day the building reopened after being closed due to cooling issues caused by a broken water line.
Matthew Mabee, shop manager at the Grainger Engineering Design Innovation Lab, shows the electronics area in the makerspace in the Kurt F. Wendt Commons on the UW-Madison campus.
