Crews hurrying to complete sidewalks


 


Construction crew west of Terrell Mall places concrete paver
blocks, as concrete is poured in the background


 

 

Photos by Becky Phillips and Robert Frank, WSU Today
 
 
PULLMAN – Construction crews are working feverishly to complete a portion of Library Road and the surrounding sidewalks — connecting Terrell Mall to Hello Walk — by the beginning of classes on Aug. 25. The goal is to provide easier access to buildings and the ability to traverse campus quickly. 
 
Overall, the $15 million Phase III Library Road project is said to be “on schedule” for a Sept. 25 completion date. 
 
When completed, Phase III will:
 
  • improve pedestrian traffic and safety
  • eliminate regular vehicular traffic,  while maintaining service access and ADA parking areas
  • develop open space, including Murrow Yard and Terrell Mall, that  ties the campus together
  • improve transit traffic via a hub at Campus and Thatuna Streets
 
The Adminstration Annex Building will be demolished, which may allow that site to be used as a landscaped open space and as a future academic building site. 
 
For more information on the project, click here
 
 


 
 
 
South end Library Road construction project. Sidewalks taking shape.
 
 
North end Library Road construction project.
 
 
 
South end Library Road construction project. Sidewalks taking shape.
 
 
 
North end Library Road construction project.

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