The Cornell building we should all regret
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Uris Hall, the Cornell building we should all regret
This is an opinion column written by Brian Crandall, who runs the blog “ Ithacating in Cornell Heights .” Stay informed with The Ithaca Voice! Get our top stories delivered right to your inbox at 5 a.m. weekdays. Sign up We will never share your information with anyone. Cornell’s a large campus with many buildings to its name. With some, form comes before function, and others it’s function before form. The goal is to have both a pleasing form and functionally efficient, which many of the more beloved buildings, like Willard Straight Hall, have been able to accomplish. Some building accomplish
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