AMES LABORATORY SERVICE BUILDINGS

A group of five small buildings stands adjacent to and parallel to the North Western tracks north of the Metals Development Building. These were all built for the Ames Laboratory, funded by the Atomic Energy Commission. The basic data is given here for the buildings rather than in the alphabetical sequence.

MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE BUILDING

Built: 1963-64

Architect: Brooks-Borg

Contractor: Caldbeck, Inc.

WAREHOUSE & SHOP

Built: 1965-66

Addition: 1969-70

Architect: Tinsley, Higgins, Lighter &Lyon

Addition: Ames Laboratory Building & Engineering Services

Contractor: King-Bole, Inc.

Addition: James Thompson & Sons

MAINTENANCE SHOP

Built: 1966-67

Architect: Tinsley, Higgins, Lighter & Lyon

Contractor: King-Bole, Inc.

PAINT and GRAPHITE SHOP

Built: 1966-68

Architect: Brown, Healey and Bock

Contractor: Carlson-Rockey, Inc.

CONSTRUCTION STORAGE SHED

Built: 1967

Architect: Ames Laboratory Building & Engineering Services

COMPUTER GARAGE

Built: 1948

Architect: Tinsley Higgins &Lighter, and Ames Lab Bldg. & Engr. Services

Located on north side of Physics Hall Addition