The University Record, December 17, 2001
Knock, knock . . .
Chances are you’ve passed this door or may have even crossed over its threshold . . . but do you remember where it’s located? Each week the Record will snap a stoop. See if you can guess where it is. If you can’t get a handle on its location, check out the answer in the next Record. (Photos by Bill Wood, U-M Photo Services)
Who’s There?
Answer from Dec. 10 issue
The door from the Dec. 10 issue is from the tallest building on North Campus. The Institute of Science and Technology building was built in 1963 by renowned architect Eero Saarinen, who designed his buildings to blend with nature and have a relation to the sky. Some of his other works include Dulles Airport outside Washington D.C., the Jefferson Memorial Arch in St. Louis and the School of Music building.
