Parts of campus fenced off due to Tinbergen construction work
The renovation of the Tinbergen building has led to parts of campus being off limits. Students and staff need to take alternative ways to reach some buildings.

The Institutenlaan is closed.
Image by: Maya Barakova
On Monday, students still had issues finding their way around. Coming from the Erasmus Plaza some had to turn around to find alternative routes to the northern part. Part of the Institutenlaan is now closed. The square in front of the Theil building is partially blocked due to construction of the Tinbergen building. A shortcut to the library past the small pond is now blocked by a fence.
Campus map

There are two routes during the renovations: the hare route and the turtle route.
Image by: Maya Barakova
Banners and signs are put throughout the campus indicating people which routes to take. People can use a campus map provided by the university to check which alternative routes they can take.
Students and staff who wish to go from the northern to the southern side of campus, can take a faster path entering campus near the Sport building called the ‘hare route’, or the ‘turtle route’, a slower more narrow path past G Building and E building.
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