Technology Building

We're creating a cutting-edge Technology Building to empower students to explore, innovate, and excel in technological fields. This state-of-the-art facility will bring together the Faculty of Technology, fostering collaboration and hands-on learning in a dynamic environment. Students, staff, and researchers will benefit from advanced laboratories, modern classrooms, and collaborative spaces designed to inspire creativity and drive innovation.

Key Facts

Location: Site of current University House, Winston Churchill Avenue
Expected completion date: Autumn 2028
Architects: Ridge and Partners
Building name: To be decided

Key Features

Specialised labs including Energy Lab and Advanced Manufacturing Lab
Modern lecture theatre with advanced audio-visual technology
High-performance computer suites
Collaborative social learning spaces
Research offices and teaching classrooms
Robotics and automation teaching lab
AI specialist lab
Cyber security computer labs

Technology Building

The Technology Building will be located on the University House site, providing easy access to other campus facilities and creating a vibrant hub for innovation and collaboration within the university community.

Specialist labs

Ground floor labs, including the Energy Lab, Material Testing Lab, and Advanced Manufacturing Lab, will provide hands-on learning opportunities. These spaces are designed to accommodate heavy equipment and facilitate practical experimentation across various technological fields.

Social learning space with desks and chairs

Social learning spaces

Social learning spaces are strategically placed throughout the building, providing comfortable environments for group work, informal study, and social engagement, enhancing the overall educational experience.

Modern classroom with large circular tables and chairs

Modern classrooms

The building features modern classrooms designed to enhance collaborative learning and engagement. These spaces are equipped with advanced technology and flexible layouts, accommodating various teaching methods and fostering interaction among students.

Lecture theatres

Cutting-edge audio-visual equipment within the lecture theatres enable engaging and impactful presentations. Flexible layouts that can adapt to different teaching methods support innovative pedagogical approaches and enhance the educational experience.

Computer suites

The computer suites will provide high-performance computing resources, supporting both collaborative and individual work essential for students in technology and engineering disciplines.