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Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering, OSU
The Biosystems
and Agricultural Engineering Laboratory (BAEL) is a newly remodeled
facility that contains several laboratories and departmental
shop support. The main entrance is located off Cleveland St,
with parking for visitors and handicap access. Remodeling was
funded in part by a grant from the National Science Foundation.
Read more about the renovation.
"Fertility"
Gracing the main entrance corridor is the sculpture,
"Fertility" by Mohammed and Suzanne Bilbeisi. This
aluminum and steel construct was designed to represent the cycles
of life and agriculture. Placed within the sculpture are symbols
for the sun, moon, seasons, water and fertility. Also included
are elements representing machines and man's interaction with
nature. "Fertility" was fabricated by our great BAEL
research shop staff.The Bilbeisi's, now both faculty in the School of Architecture, were the primary architects responsible for the 1993-97 laboratory renovation. Visit Mohammed's and Suzanne's home pages.
BAEL Shop Entrance
The shop entrance
located on the east side is used by faculty and staff. A large
overhead door in the center allows us to bring any piece of road-legal
equipment into the shop. The wing on the left contains the 4'
x 4' wind tunnel and processing lab, while the wing on the right
contains the Ag mechanics teaching lab.