University of Oklahoma's College of Architecture settles into new building
NORMAN — Anyone walking into the University of Oklahoma 's Gould Hall could be forgiven for thinking it wasn't quite finished.
There are no ceilings, and wiring, pipes and other elements that would normally be behind a wall are left exposed. Signs mark some of the bare pipes, telling passers-by whether they're for hot or chilled water.
Despite the appearance, the building is finished and occupied, said...
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