This enabled the college to demolish the original wooden Mechanics' Institute building in 1901 and replace it with a permanent material structure.

The Institute building is now known as the Arthur Building.

The controls were in the future, with the bulk of the time machine in the Institute building.

Above the bench, another slope of grass rose gently to the wide windows on the south side of the main Institute building.

When the Institute building was completed, the Board appointed him as the first curator, a position he held until his retirement in February 1882.

Until quite recently the Women's Institute building (a large wooden building in the centre of the village) had been continually used since the 1940s.

The old "Institute" building, built in 1924, is now the community centre.

The office of the Chinese Nutrition Society is also located in the Institute building.

The Institute building was designed in a functional western style which incorporates traditional Tibetan elements.

The Institute building became Council property and was renovated and extended.