Higher & Further Education
We have extensive experience working with a number of Higher & Further Education Institutions. Within the last 5 years, we have been involved in projects for in excess of 15 such Institutions and have secured a high level of repeat business commissions with these Clients, based on service levels provided.
Our role
We have been heavily involved in setting and delivering low carbon objectives.
A successful project depends on effective early communication with the key University and College Stakeholders to ensure the Employer's requirements and project brief are clearly understood and achievable.
Flexibility is a key requirement for H&F Education project design as there are regular changes to teaching and research spaces.
A successful project depends on effective early communication with the key University and College Stakeholders to ensure the Employer's requirements and project brief are clearly understood and achievable.
Flexibility is a key requirement for H&F Education project design as there are regular changes to teaching and research spaces.
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University of Cambridge, The Maxwell Centre, Department of Physics
The Maxwell Centre is an expansion of the University of Cambridge’s world class Cavendish Laboratory and advances the scale of industrial engagement.
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GRID Building, Heriot-Watt University
The 5,200m2 GRID teaching and learning facility has been designed to promote collaboration between departments
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