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| − | The N building is the building where Math and English classes are held. It is known for having a modern, brutalist type of architecture. | + | The N building is the building where [[Math]] and [[English]] classes are held. It is known for having a modern, brutalist type of architecture. |
| + | [[File:Screenshot 2024-04-30 3.11.47 PM.png|thumb|Gunn High School, as seen on [[wikipedia:OpenStreetMap|OpenStreetMap]]. The N-building is the northernmost building.]] | ||
| + | The building is one of two two-story buildings on campus, with English classes on the first floor and Math classes on the second. Each floor has both boys' and girls' bathrooms as well as a pair of water fountains equipped with water bottle filling stations. | ||
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| + | It is laid out as a ring of classrooms surrounding an open courtyard, enabling each classroom to have windows on two of four sides. | ||
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| + | The Senior [[homecoming]] float is typically located in this courtyard. | ||
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Revision as of 22:21, 30 April 2024
The N building is the building where Math and English classes are held. It is known for having a modern, brutalist type of architecture.
Gunn High School, as seen on OpenStreetMap. The N-building is the northernmost building.
The building is one of two two-story buildings on campus, with English classes on the first floor and Math classes on the second. Each floor has both boys' and girls' bathrooms as well as a pair of water fountains equipped with water bottle filling stations.
It is laid out as a ring of classrooms surrounding an open courtyard, enabling each classroom to have windows on two of four sides.
The Senior homecoming float is typically located in this courtyard.