Description
The Fitzgerald Building, commonly referred to as the Physics Building, houses the Department of Physics. This six-storey structure includes a range of facilities for both research and teaching in the field of physics: Ground Floor: Features laboratories and offices. Basement: Contains the radioactive storage and laser room. First and Second Floors: House the tea room, additional offices, and laboratories. Roof: Equipped with an observatory for astronomical research and observation.
Student Spaces ⓘ
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Space Types
There are 7 categories of student space:
Outdoor Space
Quiet Space
Respite Room
Social Space
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Society Space
Sports Space
Facilities
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The Fitzgerald Building provides a range of sensory experiences:
Ground Floor and Labs: Typically bustling with activity, with the sounds of ongoing research and conversations.
Tea Room: Offers a quieter environment where staff and students can relax.
Basement: Includes specialised areas such as the laser room, where you may encounter technical sounds associated with scientific equipment.
Observatory: Provides a more serene experience, with a focus on quiet observation and minimal disturbance.
The main door of the building faces south and is marked with "Physical Laboratory" engraved above it. This entrance leads into the main lobby and ground floor facilities.
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