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RPI Parking for Golds The gates go up at noon on Friday, March 14 so folks can use the North Lot (The pool is #38 and north lot is behind buildings 8 & 9) but they must use the spaces painted with yellow paint. Gates will be up at both side of the lot (the map shows one entrance just below building 8 … the second entrance is next to building 32). There are no shuttles running during spring break but it's not a huge walk. Leave the lot taking the path between building 9 and Anderson Field, down the stairs in front of building 9 and turn left walking back up to 15th street. Turn right on 15th street and the pool is ahead on the left. ROBISON FIELD Tom P he lan Pl ace “G ar ne t D ou gl as s B al tim o re S tr ee t” CAMPUS MAP KEY (IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER) 133 Sunset Terrace 71 Boiler House 5 Experimental Media J Building / Nuclear Engineering Rensselaer Union 35 200 Sunset Terrace 54 Boiler House, 11th St 77 and Performing Arts Incubator Center 30 and Science Building 58 Ricketts Building 10 Center (EMPAC) 76 2005 Tibbits Avenue 56 Bray Hall 48 J. Erik Jonsson Nugent Hall 44 Robison Pool 38 Financial Aid 67 Engineering Center 18 2021 Fifteenth Street 33 Bryckwyck Parking Structure 75 Russell Sage Dining Hall 13 Folsom Library 23 Java ++ 2144 Burdett Avenue 51 (285 Sunset Terrace) 61 Patroon Manor Russell Sage Laboratory 6 Gaerttner Laboratory 58 (1527 Fifteenth Street) 80 (1 Detroit Drive) 65 Academy Hall – Student Burdett Residence Hall 50 Science Center, Jonsson-Rowland Life Services Center 67 Carnegie Building 3 Gallagher Health Center 67 Pittsburgh Building 1 Jonsson-Rowland 19 Science Center 19 Admissions Building 34 Cary Hall 47 Greene Building 24 Playhouse 15 Seismograph Laboratory 55 Lally Hall 25 Alumni House, Heffner 32 Chapel and Cultural Greenhouses and Public Safety & Parking Service Building 28 Grounds Barn LINAC Facility 58 Access Offices 36 Alumni Sports & Center 49 Sharp Hall 43 (114 Sunset Terrace) 57 Louis Rubin Memorial Quadrangle Complex 12 Recreation Center 37 Cogswell Laboratory 20 Stacwyck 59 Gymnasium, '87 11 Approach 79 Amos Eaton Hall 26 Colonie Apartments 66 Radio Club – W2SZ Low Center for Troy Building 7 H Building 31 (250 Sunset Terrace) 60 Barton Hall 73 Commons Dining Hall 39 Industrial Innovation 14 Voorhees Computing Hall Hall 46 Rensselaer Apartment Beman Park Firehouse 69 Crockett Hall 40 Materials Research Center 22 Heffner Alumni House 32 Housing Project – Biotechnology and Darrin Communications Center 21 Walker Laboratory 4 Hirsch Observatory / RAHP A Site – Single Interdisciplinary Center 17 Mueller Center 72 Warren Hall 45 Studies Building 74 Jonsson-Rowland Students 53 Davison Hall 42 Nason Hall 41 West Hall 2 Science Center 19 Rensselaer Apartment Black Cultural Center 27 E Complex 9 Houston Field House 52 North Hall 8 Housing Project – Winslow Building 78 Blaw Knox 1 & 2 29 Empire State Hall 68 Incubator Center / RAHP B Site – J Building 30 Married Students 62 Facilities located in Troy Gurley Building Hedley Building Rice Building not seen on map 21 Union Street 433 River Street 216 River Street 110610246 JH06114.

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