The big renovation-puzzle of building 1513 is now concretised and all parties have been informed.
The 1 November begins the demolition on the first and second floor in building 1513. The 1 January 2014 begins the demolition of the remaining floors of building 1513.
That means …
Gas cylinder and dry ice
We are getting a freight container to storage of gas cylinders etc. which today is placed in building 1513. The freight container will be placed in the area behind the canteen/building 1515, where today other freight containers are placed.
The dry ice will be moved to building 1515 (towards the University Park). We will put up posters on the doors.
The goods reception
The goods reception will be split up in two between building 1515 and the Information Office. Smaller package and letters is delivered on the Information Office, while bigger package and chemicals/dangerous goods are delivered in building 1515. All with access to the Department of Chemistry can use their access card to get access to the room. So there will still be the same self-service just with more security.
The carriers will not have access to the goods reception so they have to call us before they arrive at the department. It is then Niels Jørgen Hansen’s who will sign for the goods.
There will be more information in the near future.
In the making of building 1513, the Engineering Shop will be placed at Physics Engineering Shop. The actual moving will happen between 14 October and 30 October. But already now the Engineering Shop is preparing for the move. That means:
The Engineering Shop can be contacted on these phone numbers: