Below:  Note Grinnell sweatshirt.



Below -- the Tioga Building. Jim mentioned this building to me a couple of years ago.  It's a block off of Shattuck, as well as from the high school.  I took the photo from the car, after picking up James at a concert.  A couple of years ago I told Jim I would take a picture of it. I'm late.  Interesting construction technique involving jacking up the poured floors, if I remember correctly. It's been recently retrofitted.  LEED certification, which means it's very energy efficient.  That's probably pretty expensive glass.  Not all glass is the same.  Most commercial buildings in our local do not have an issue with heating.  They expend more energy cooling the building.  Not that I know much, but these enormous concrete cantilevers -- which may cover the entire square footage (Jm could explain) -- no doubt do an excellent job of radiating heat to the exterior.  I would not want to be in the building when the 8.0 hits. Probably not in any building, for that matter. It looks better in winter, when the trees don't have leaves.  In the leafy seasons it feels a bit cramped.