Wilson Hall shows some interesting textures when lit by an early evening sun. This was taken on Oct. 12.
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The sun peeks through Broken Symmetry on Sept. 23.
The sun peeps through the clouds, pouring molten gold on the sky, just before setting behind Wilson Hall on a cloudy Sept. 29. In this moment, one can imagine the fabled rising phoenix.
Throwback Thursday: This photo of Aspen East in the evening sun was taken by Victor Zhiltsov during his visit to Fermilab in August 2013. He was here on an exchange with CMS Tier-1 Facilities and Data Storage teams. Zhiltsov died on Aug. 15.
Wilson Hall and Feynman Computing Center peer over a sea of American lotus.
It’s the Fermilab skyline as viewed by those who enter through the east gate.
From Building, Design and Construction, Sept. 14, 2020: This fall, construction is scheduled to begin on the Integrated Engineering Research Center, an 85,000-square-foot infrastructure project at Fermilab. Lots of natural light and hybrid labs will distinguish the new center.
Captured from SiDet along the old beamline, Wilson Hall is symmetrically framed by the pi power poles on March 15.
On Aug. 12, Wilson Hall is seen at the edge of summer and a field of bird’s foot trefoil.
We’re looking forward to upcoming days like this.