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It was built in the 90s with funds provided by [[Morris Schapiro]], and built in a postmodern style with a heavily neotraditional bent. In fact, it is the most explicit attempt to replicate [[McKim, Mead, and White]]'s original campus architecture since the construction of [[Butler Library]] in the 1930s. | It was built in the 90s with funds provided by [[Morris Schapiro]], and built in a postmodern style with a heavily neotraditional bent. In fact, it is the most explicit attempt to replicate [[McKim, Mead, and White]]'s original campus architecture since the construction of [[Butler Library]] in the 1930s. | ||
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| + | Floors 4, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 contain offices and laboratories. The 10th floor houses a clean room which is used by researchers from many disciplines. The second floor has access to the 120th Street loading dock and Pupin. The elevator and floor configuration confuses many visitors; the main fourth floor (campus-level) lobby has three elevators that service floors 4-10 and one freight elevator that services floors 1-11. A second fourth floor lobby has a single elevator between floors 2 (120th Street entrance) and 4 (campus-level lobby). | ||
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Revision as of 11:57, 12 January 2010
The Schapiro Center for Engineering and Physical Science Research (CEPSR) is a recently built research facility located between Pupin and Mudd, both of which are connected to CEPSR via skybridges. The building is often just called CEPSR (pronounced Sep-sir) to avoid confusion with Morris A. Schapiro Hall, an undergraduate dormitory. It is located at 530 West 120th Street.
Davis Auditorium, a very nice 198-seat auditorium/leture hall is located on the lobby level.
It was built in the 90s with funds provided by Morris Schapiro, and built in a postmodern style with a heavily neotraditional bent. In fact, it is the most explicit attempt to replicate McKim, Mead, and White's original campus architecture since the construction of Butler Library in the 1930s.
Floors 4, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 contain offices and laboratories. The 10th floor houses a clean room which is used by researchers from many disciplines. The second floor has access to the 120th Street loading dock and Pupin. The elevator and floor configuration confuses many visitors; the main fourth floor (campus-level) lobby has three elevators that service floors 4-10 and one freight elevator that services floors 1-11. A second fourth floor lobby has a single elevator between floors 2 (120th Street entrance) and 4 (campus-level lobby).
