On May 5, Ben Hanson and Steve Dixon of PIP-II led a group of Fermilab Young Professionals through the PIP-II Cryogenic Plant Building to see the state of construction and explore the spaces that will house the PIP-II cryoplant.
Steve Dixon
This photo from December 2021 shows the window patterning of the PIP-II Cryogenic Plant Building at dawn. The window patterning is an abstraction of the helium spectrum to connect the architecture of the building to the function within, which uses helium as the cooling medium for the PIP-II cryomodules.
Late-afternoon sunlight illuminates Wilson Hall and the PIP-II Cryoplant Building.
Excavation work began in July for the Short-Baseline Neutrino Far Detector Building, which will house the refurbished ICARUS detector.