Uploaded September 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Our team shares how they have successfully delivered a new £60 million learning and teaching facility for the University of Strathclyde. Our works involved linking two of the university’s existing buildings with a new build element to create a facility fit for the 21st century that celebrates the original architecture of the Grade II listed building.
The benefits of repurposing the existing buildings include cost savings, a 67% reduction of embodied carbon compared to building new and retaining the learning and teaching facility at the heart of the campus.
Our team shares how they have successfully delivered a new £60 million learning and teaching facility for the University of Strathclyde. Our works involved linking two of the university’s existing buildings with a new build element to create a facility fit for the 21st century that celebrates the original architecture of the Grade II listed building.
The benefits of repurposing the existing buildings include cost savings, a 67% reduction of embodied carbon compared to building new and retaining the learning and teaching facility at the heart of the campus.
