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Plans for a landmark teaching laboratories building have been submitted this week on behalf of our longstanding client, The University of Sheffield. The design, by Twelve Architects & Masterplanners and BVN Architecture, creates a ‘window to the teaching of science’. The building is located on the campus’ prominent Gold Route, which promotes active travel across the University campus. We provided planning, heritage and townscape consultancy advice to the University of Sheffield for the past 13 years, including advising upon and helping to shape its most prestigious schemes, most notably the Diamond Building and the recently completed Wave Building. “This will be a truly world-class teaching building,” said Montagu Evans Partner Julian Stephenson. “It will consolidate the Faculty of Science into one building, providing state-of-the-art facilities including two ‘super-labs’ for the teaching of up to 600 students, a medical teaching unit, flexible study spaces and a pocket park. On completion in 2027, the building will be a further step forward for the University in achieving their ambitious vision of creating a sustainable, low carbon estate, and will significantly improve the teaching experience for undergraduate science students”. With Julian Stephenson, Rachel Mushet, and Dylan Chaplin on Planning and David Taylor, Ben Tosland and Benjamin Clark on Heritage, Townscape and Visual Impact. #MEPlanning #MEHEAT #HigherEducation #UniversityOfSheffield

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