Sennott Square, Academic building at University of Pittsburgh, US
Sennott Square is a six-story academic building at the University of Pittsburgh housing classrooms, laboratories, and specialized research facilities for multiple departments. The ground floor includes retail shops and eateries that serve the campus community.
The building opened in 2002 and was the largest construction project at the University of Pittsburgh in more than 20 years at that time. Its completion marked a significant expansion in the university's academic infrastructure.
Multiple academic departments including Psychology, Computer Science, and Business Administration share this space, creating daily interactions between students and faculty from different fields. The close proximity of these disciplines encourages collaboration and cross-disciplinary exchange.
Parking is available both in the underground garage and at street level, making it accessible for drivers visiting the building. The location within the university district is also convenient for pedestrians and public transportation users.
The building uses computer-controlled systems to manage lighting and temperature automatically, adjusting to occupancy and reducing energy consumption. Recycled materials were intentionally used throughout its construction, representing an early commitment to sustainable building practices.
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