Latest NewsConstruction Work in progress By Bailey Kirkpatrick - November 10, 2014 Construction lighting has been installed in the Chandler Hall hallways while crews renovate the interior walls. BAILEY KIRKPATRICK / THE FLAT HAT For more pictures of the College of William and Mary under construction, check out our album on Facebook. Tyler Hall, while currently undergoing renovation, has yet to experience significant changes. Renovations have only just begun, but the building will be updated and have a cleaner look by the time construction ends. BAILEY KIRKPATRICK / THE FLAT HAT This is the earliest stage of construction on the base of ISC 3. The large drill depicted is creating multiple holes in the ground, which will be filled with heavy material, using compression to pack the dirt together and create a strong base for the new building.BAILEY KIRKPATRICK / THE FLAT HAT This photo depicts Tyler Hall’s first floor lecture hall. Construction plans will flatten the classroom, install new desks, and update the hall’s electrical appliances. This photo shows the energy towers on the Earl Gregg Swem Library roof. Updates to the roof will make room for an additional tower to accommodate the new energy needs of the future ISC 3.BAILEY KIRKPATRICK / THE FLAT HAT Construction lighting has been installed in the Chandler Hall hallways while crews renovate the interior walls.BAILEY KIRKPATRICK / THE FLAT HAT Construction lighting has been installed in the Chandler Hall hallways while crews renovate the interior walls. BAILEY KIRKPATRICK / THE FLAT HAT The Chandler Hall roof is newly tiled and the attic (pictured) will house a mechanical room for the residence hall. The attic will have a common area or residences.BAILEY KIRKPATRICK / THE FLAT HAT In this photo, a construction crew member works on changing the piping to the energy towers on the Earl Gregg Swem Library roof. These updates will make room for an additional tower to will accommodate the new energy needs of the future ISC 3.BAILEY KIRKPATRICK / THE FLAT HAT The wooden boards connected to the side of the dug-out wall indicate steel poles connected to the ISC 2. The boards help ensure that these poles are not disturbed during the construction of the ISC 3. Disturbing the poles could destroy the foundation of the building.BAILEY KIRKPATRICK / THE FLAT HAT Construction crews have been welding new railings to the Chandler Hall staircase so that it meets code requirements. The first floor of the residence hall will be wheelchair (or ADA) accessible. BAILEY KIRKPATRICK / THE FLAT HAT Construction crews are retiling the roofs of Chandler Hall.BAILEY KIRKPATRICK / THE FLAT HAT