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Design team says leased and off‑campus space reduces immediate swing‑space needs for LLO
Summary
When asked how LLO will continue research while buildings are rebuilt, HGA said the observatory already operates from leased and off‑campus space, reducing immediate swing‑space pressure, but advised careful coordination and phasing to keep both facilities advancing in tandem.
Board member Susan asked how the team would coordinate constructing a campus replacement while maintaining LLO operations and vessel activities. The design team said the observatory currently operates out of leased waterfront space and an off‑campus building, so researchers can continue work during construction; the presenters nonetheless recommended careful phasing so both Lot D and the campus building progress together.
The team noted that because some operations already occur off campus, the need for temporary swing space is less acute than in other projects, but emphasized aligning schedules so interdependent elements reach completion together.
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