UTSC: Highland Hall (U of T, 5s, Perkins + Will) COMPLETE

Leo_Chan · Feb 25, 2018

More Progress!

Leo_Chan · Jul 18, 2018

Source

Sammy96 · Sep 3, 2018

Lecture Hall
East view Atrium

Leo_Chan · Sep 3, 2018

Sammy96 said:
View attachment 155488 View attachment 155489 Lecture Hall
East view Atrium

Will post more photos in the upcoming weeks.

Feels bad not being able to be the first to take a lot of photos tomorrow and putting a massive photo dump on here.

Also, the lecture hall seats look terribly uncomfortable. Why isn't there any padding on the bottom (like Instructional Centre)?

interchange42 · Sep 4, 2018

@Leo_Chan, two photos is not a "dump". We'll still be happy to have the first photo dump come from you!

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Leo_Chan · Sep 4, 2018

interchange42 said:
@Leo_Chan, two photos is not a "dump". We'll still be happy to have the first photo dump come from you!

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Dumped (kind of):

It seems that the building is closed this week, so the building may be opened next week for PICTURES.

Leo_Chan · Sep 4, 2018

More dump:

interchange42 · Sep 4, 2018

Well now it's a dump. Keep backing the truck up to the thread!

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Student99 · Sep 4, 2018

Leo_Chan said:
Feels bad not being able to be the first to take a lot of photos tomorrow and putting a massive photo dump on here.

Also, the lecture hall seats look terribly uncomfortable. Why isn't there any padding on the bottom (like Instructional Centre)?

Those seats are the new standard for basic lecture halls on all U of T campuses. Many newly renovated downtown rooms have them (e.g. sidney smith hall, medical sciences), as does the new Myhal centre. U of T must get a good deal on them or they must be cheap and easy to replace.

I've tried them out. Surprisingly they're not really that uncomfortable, and you get a lot of mobility in them (the chairs rotate, and can move forward and backward from the table).

The more formal auditoriums, where there are often academic events / conferences / talks tend to have better seating