News:
HOLMES WIN PLANNING CONSENT FOR NEW UNIVERSITY RESEARCH FACILITY
15 November 2007
Planning permission has been granted for a new research facility, designed by Holmes, for the School of Biological Sciences on the University of Edinburgh's King's Building Campus.
The three-storey Waddington building, will link to the existing Rutherford building and will provide the school with purpose-designed laboratory space and modern and energy-efficient office facilities in an attractive, landscaped setting.
The new building will complement and enhance the surrounding garden landscape with a subtle and open design approach – large floor-to-ceiling windows will offer attractive uninterrupted views. The three storey element facing the garden has a raised parapet which will mask a future roof mounted greenhouse.
The proposed building is intended as phase 1 of a three-phase development, in accordance with the University's masterplan for King's Buildings Campus.
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