Entry

Stairs up have view of all the students who will end up late for the lecture you are just about to make it to in time.

Entrance to the new digital laboratory. This was not here when I started.

Yes, this massive thing is new. State of the art crazy. Grass growing on the roof with several big solar panels inclined in the centre of it. Most rooms have ambient lighting that changes over time. Makes for interesting distractions when you are doing 5'o clock lectures in january.

Details on reflector dishes look like strange attractors.

Digital laboratory pictured with the maths department fountains.

Inside details next to the headache inducing 'painting' you can see the top of.

Excellent logo design for the MORSE soc. (the society for the interesting Mathematics, Operational Research, Statistics and Economics degree).

Never really knew what went on in there, but this bit always looked cool.

From the strawberry tea party post graduation.

They had put their nice visitors poster up.

While the design of this area was a bit short-sightedly implemented (3 lecture halls upstairs all of which empty at the same time into a tiny corridor every hour), it sure looks good.

This passage from maths to comp.sci was built while I studied there. Presumably to create some sort of tenuous link between the subjects (in addition to the obvious academic connections) that ends up being there for purely visual reasons.

Why purely visual?
1. I never see anyone using it, and
2. it has fucking a neon light embedded around the middle of it.

Looks were more heavily invested in on the mathematics side for some reason. Suck it arts students.

Mathematics front, with the unusually empty street included.

Macro flowers are different here.

Light hits the busier sides of 2nd/3rd/4th year areas

I will not miss you.