Bishop Stopford science, art and humanities block
Education
State-of-the-art science laboratories
The new 4 storey extension evolved, following an initial masterplan study of the existing campus. Funding was secured by a successful CIF bid, to create essential new, inter-connected art, English and science departments.
A previously disused service yard within the site was identified as being appropriate for the addition of two state-of-the-art science laboratories and prep rooms; tutorial and classroom spaces and an all glass, open plan Art Department. In addition, a sculpture garden is incorporated within the landscaping scheme, leading directly from the art department to provide a creative, outdoor gallery for students to display their work. The overall design incorporates multi-coloured, glazed vertical and horizontal shading to limit glare to the teaching spaces. There are flexible, mobile fume cupboards in the science laboratories and a dedicated outdoor spray booth in the art department.
- Improved disabled access
- Low energy, external wall system
- Sculpture garden
- Solar shading brises soleil
- External coloured render
- Contract: Design and Build
Role: Architects (Novated), Employers’ Agent
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