The Computer Science department has moved to the new Gróska building (between Askja building and the DeCode Genetics building -- probably, most people know it, because there is a gym on the ground floor and CCP is located there). The official visiting address is: Bjargargata 1, 102 Reykjavik. You can find us also on OpenStreetMap.

To open the door, there is in front of the door, at the wall on the left, a button to open the door.

The Computer Science department is on the 3rd floor -- the same floor where CCP is located, however, we are at the southern-most wing of the building -- see the purple lines in the photo below. Inside the building, take either the stairway A or B -- stairway B is closest to us. Inside the building, you will also find signs: Tölvunarfræði HÍ:

 

The floor plan of the Computer Science department is below. The rooms most relevant to visitors are: the big teaching room Ada is GR-321, Alan Turing is honored by room Alan in GR-310, and meeting room Charles has number GR-326.

I am located in room 306. The phone numbers are now routed via MS Teams that I am not going to install on my Linux system: rather call me on my provided mobile phone number.

In the beginning, we were lacking furniture for visitors: I had to build our own chairs out of cardboard, e.g.: https://www.wikihow.com/Build-a-Cardboard-Stool or https://www.hometalk.com/diy/decorate/rooms/diy-cardboard-stool-looks-like-wood-31556361?expand_all_questions=1

In the meantime, we got visitor chairs and some other visitor:

In addition to a bicycle storage room for employees, there are also EV chargers. (Now, e1 is taking care of billing, but initially an RFID card from Bílahleðslan is needed -- they used the IT infrastructure from Everon and some of the involved registration emails are prone to be deleted by spam filters.