Warwick University - Doing the Business

27 September 2013 | Updated 01 January 1970

September will see work start on the expansion of the current Business School at Warwick University. The school will have new teaching, staff and visitor facilities, across two wings of accommodation separated by a metal clad drum that forms a curved atrium. The accommodation includes open plan office space, an undergraduate suite, post-graduate teaching spaces and a behavioural laboratory.

Bowmer and Kirkland was in competition with Kingerlee, Wilmott Dixon and BAM. Graham Hall of Associated Architects, said: “B&K provided an impressive tender submission and saw off stiff competition from three other contractors. We’re looking forward to commencing on site and delivering a first class teaching building for the University.”

Article written by ThisWeekinFM | Published 27 September 2013

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