Beginning Monday, April 15, a contractor will begin preparations to perform utility work on the west side of the Dome (Irving Avenue side). Pedestrians that typically travel along the west side of the Dome to access Main Campus will be directed to travel along Irving Avenue to the stairs adjacent to the Irving Avenue pedestrian bridge. Visit this map to see exact locations.
Construction fencing will be installed to designate the construction area. The construction area will remain in place through September 2020. Pedestrian signs will be installed and flag persons will reroute pedestrians.
The Office of Campus Planning, Design and Construction will provide periodic updates on the Syracuse University News site and at the Campus Planning, Design, and Construction website at http://facilities.syr.edu/closures/ as the work advances.
Contact Leonard Shanes, project manager, at 315.443.5429 or lashanes@syr.edu with any questions or concerns.
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