New lab space!
The Web Use Project at Northwestern University moved into a new space recently.
I am ultra excited about this move. We worked with a planner and architect to make sure the new space would meet the research group’s various needs. The result is wonderful. There is a separate cubicle for the project coordinator and a private carrel for observations. There is tons of filing space and lots of cupboards for everything else. We also have considerably more room for computers. There is also a central table (that can be folded to take up less space) and several chairs so we can have meetings. Plus there are wipe boards and a projection screen in case I ever find the means to buy a projector. This is a wonderful move for my group.
See more photos here.
Woohoo!
UPDATE: Here’s a little video action:
March 27th, 2007 at 5:29 pm
rock on, eszter, congratulations!
may i suggest adding some vegetation, some kind of greenery?
March 27th, 2007 at 5:37 pm
Wow, that’s what I call a snazzy space!
The postgrads at my place were supposed to be getting a new building built especially for us by the time I hit the midway point of my PhD. Well, I’ve crossed that particular rubicon , and the building? It’s but a mere hole in the ground. That was only excavated in the last week.
March 27th, 2007 at 6:01 pm
Very impressive! Congratulations. But I don’t understand if it’s in Chicago or CA or what???
March 27th, 2007 at 6:06 pm
Thanks, All!
Steph, you should read the tags and categories.:) Or I can be more clear.:) It’s in Evanston at Northwestern. There are lots of people there working on the project even while I’m away. I have a full-time project coordinator, four graduate students and almost a dozen undergrads on the various projects right now.
David, great idea! We’ll have to look into that. I tend to kill plants, but perhaps some of the other people are better about this.