Portion of Goss Lane to close temporarily beginning Dec. 16

Color rending of what lobby of the College of Science and Mathematics Building may look like after construction.
A rendering of the lobby inside the future College of Science and Mathematics building on the Health Sciences Campus shows a modern design for students.

As construction continues on the new College of Science and Mathematics building on the Health Sciences Campus, a portion of Goss Lane will be closed temporarily beginning around 7 a.m. Dec. 16.

Goss Lane will be closed from the service road for the Interdisciplinary Research Center (CA building) and Carl T. Sanders R & E Building (CB) to Floyd Street. Access to the Goss Lane parking deck (Deck 4) will be maintained via John Wesley Gilbert Drive. If you park in Goss Lane Deck 4, please make plans to enter the deck by way of John Wesley Gilbert Drive, and then take Spellman to Goss.

During this closure, the loading dock for CB and half the loading dock for CA will remain open for deliveries from R. A. Dent Boulevard. See diagram for routes.

Color diagram with detour and route changes for Goss Lane
The new traffic pattern for Goss Lane will begin Dec. 16.

This new traffic pattern will be in place for approximately three months for infrastructure work to be done.

“The College of Science and Mathematics construction is moving forward as expected, and we are pleased with the progress being made,” said VP of Facilities Ron Booth. “As with most large-scale building projects, there will be occasional disruptions. We appreciate your patience as we work to minimize these.”

There will be no impact to the existing pedestrian crosswalk on Goss Lane between the Sanders Building (CB) and the J. Harold Harrison, M.D. Education Commons (GB). During construction, this will be the most direct pedestrian route from the Laney-Walker Boulevard corridor to the Education Commons.

Please Pardon Our Progress as we continue to grow and expand at Augusta University.

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Denise Parrish

Denise Parrish is Director of Communications for Philanthropy and Alumni Engagement at Augusta University. Contact her to schedule an interview on this topic at 706-721-9760 or mparrish@augusta.edu.

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