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A Temporary Motorcycle Parking Lot Has Been Opened Next to the Future Interdisciplinary Research & Technology Building
 

A temporary motorcycle parking lot has been opened next to the future Interdisciplinary Research & Technology Building in the northern campus area of Academia Sinica (Alley 10, Lane 70, Sec. 2, Academia Rd.) This parking lot is situated next to the Zhongyan Market. It can be reached via Lane 70 (next to the fire station) or Lane 84 of Academia Rd. Sec. 2.  A pedestrian walkway will lead directly to the Academia Sinica campus.

Note: Upon completion of this new research building, its basement will be used for motorcycle parking.
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