The care with the University’s Campus infrastructure has gotten a special attention in order to maintain the good performance in the departments, classrooms, clinics and labs, as well as other learning spaces. Teams work constantly in maintaining spaces for academics, professors and staff members. Even before the beginning of the semester many work fronts commandeered an overall movement in every block of the Rio Verde Campus and left everything squeaky clean.

Block 6, which houses Medicine, Law and Psychology academics, is undergoing an important renovation that is almost finished. The ceiling was switched, the floors were scraped and a new coat of resin was applied, the doors have undergone maintenance with the installation of aerial springs, that allow for better functionality, speed of opening, and allowing for a smother and more silent closing.

To offer economy and efficiency in lighting the environment, as well as thinking of everyone’s day-to-day use, regarding eyestrain, all light have been replace by LED ones. The maintenance in the electrical installations was also done, including the replacement of male and female bathroom faucets and soap dispensers.

To leave the environment with a new look and finish repairs, a well applied coat of paint is being put on every department and classroom, as well as in hallways and the lobby, leaving a cozy and pretty structure. The whole external area of the block will also get a new coat of paint, and the building will get a new façade as well.

Renovations in the Block keep a fast pace, being programed not to interrupt classes and activities in the building. “We are careful to maintain the departments and classrooms working properly and the renovations in Block 6 show our commitment in keeping the quality higher education, in regards to infrastructure,” commented the Rector, professor Alberto Barella Netto.