The Cork Street development, located in the centre of Dublin, is the third student accommodation site constructed as part of a collaboration between Hines Ireland and Hines UK.
Timber frame insulated wall panels from Taylor Lane have been used in the construction of a new purpose built 2,500 sqm ‘living lab’ for the New Model Institute for Technology and Engineering (NMITE), designed to educate Centre of Advanced Timber Technology (CATT) students.
University College London (UCL) has been expanding its presence in East London, with new accommodation as well as new academic, retail, community and public engagement spaces at One Pool Street, just a short distance from Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
Penny Brinsley from Service Works Global discusses how the strategic use of sensors, facilities management software and the Internet of Things (IoT) can help university estate teams to drive sustainability on their campuses.
Queen’s University’s new £17.5m Business School provides state-of-the-art teaching and research facilities for more than 3,000 students and 130 academic staff on the Riddel Hall campus in Belfast. Peter Minnis RIBA, Project Director at TODD Architects, outlines how the School’s vision was achieved and how the scheme marks a new chapter for sustainable energy in the Northern Ireland.
Total capital expenditure in the university sector is forecast to fall annually by 4-20% from 2022/23 predicts a report by PwC, commissioned by Universities UK.
King Edward VI School approached Resonate before the pandemic to discuss how they could create an inspiring, fun, modern and flexible space that would encourage social and academic interaction in a positive way.