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View Poll Results: What is the most compelling UBC project or proposal?
University Town 34 31.19%
University Boulevard 34 31.19%
Museum of Anthropology Expansion 13 11.93%
UBC Winter Sports Centre 11 10.09%
Irving K. Barber Learning Centre 7 6.42%
Sauder School of Business building redevelopment 10 9.17%
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Old Posted Nov 25, 2024, 3:46 AM
zahav zahav is offline
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The Chem building A doesn't bother me at all, it looks very sciencey/lab-like, doesn't seem outdated to me at all. I find it odd they are replacing A & B, with A being the newest building? From Wiki:

https://wiki.ubc.ca/Chemistry_Building
Construction of the Chemistry Building (then known as the Science Building) began with the centre wing (D Block) in 1914[1][4][5]. However, it was left unfinished due to the outbreak of the First World War[1][4]. After the war, the building became a focal point of the Great Trek when more than a thousand students flocked to the unfinished structure to call for the establishment of the UBC Point-Grey campus[4][5]. The building was eventually completed in 1925, and was renamed as the Chemistry Building in 1949[4]. Additional blocks were added in the following decades, starting with the B Block in 1959, the E Block in 1962, and the C Block in 1963[4]. The A Block, which is known separately as the Chemistry Physics Building, was added in 1989[3][4].

It should be B & C torn down, not A. Or how about they replace Buchanan already, that complex is wayyyy worse, it's a joke it is still there.
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