Alan Turing Building

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The Alan Turing is the place where I spend most of my mathematical life. It’s a great building! The worst thing about the building is that some of the offices (including mine) have no windows. However it’s not hard to pop out into the main foyer, which with a glass roof certainly does not lack for natural light. There are plenty of top quality teaching rooms with particularly nice blackboards.
My favorite thing about the ATB is the atrium bridge area. It a place where staff and postgrads can relax, chat and get away from maths (although you may struggle to avoid mathematical conversation). It location makes in easy to see from the upper level so you can quickly check who’s about from your office (and then decided if you want to sit with them)

The Alan Turing Building is the location where the School of Mathematics of The University of Manchester is based; it also houses the Jodrell Bank Centre for Astrophysics. As everyone can imagine, it’s named after the famous British mathematician and computer scientist Alan Turing.
It’s quite a new building, completed only a few years ago, in 2007. Many facilities are provided: spacious and well-​lit lecture theatres, a café on the ground floor, a small library, computer rooms and even showers. The bridge across the atrium is the common room for mathematics academics and graduate students, where morning coffee is served.