SCANDAL AT CMU: The SECRET Behind ANSYS Hall's Weight Gain
Exclusive! The dedicated journalists of ReadMe news have been carefully following ANSYS Hall the past few weeks. As one of the youngest buildings at Carnegie Mellon, it has a lot to live up to. Completed in 2019, ANSYS is one of the hottest buildings on campus. It’s outfitted with large windows and creamy brick that leave nothing to the imagination. Of course, the sleek, modern design is often cited as one of its most desirable qualities.
As we watched, we noticed something shocking about ANSYS’s picture-perfect exterior. The lights of ANSYS Hall seem dimmer, no longer shining like they did in 2019. The windows by TechSpark bulge just slightly out, ruining its perfect angles. The once perfect brick has now been stained dark brown. The cause of ANSYS’s fall from grace? Maybe the water falling from the ceiling, beginning to pool on the floor.
It seems that in the stress of being CMU’s perfect building, ANSYS Hall has finally cracked. Will ANSYS be able to pull itself together or will it finally crumble to Highmark, CMU’s newest sweetheart? ReadMe news will be sure to keep you updated.