The School of Engineering is housed inside the Grade II
listed Queen’s Buildings, a Gothic Revival University building. The project
involved the remodelling of two  existing
rooms to create two flexible learning spaces that can accommodate 200 students
and 90 students respectively.

Both teaching spaces have a column free open-plan
environment based around tables of six and twelve. Mobil .. read more

The School of Medicine is one of three schools within the College of Medicine, Nursing and Health Science at the National University of Ireland in Galway. The school offers a wide range of taught and research based postgraduate masters and diploma programmes.

The CSI Medical Centre building was refurbished to create a new simulation centre. The building incorporates a number of teaching spaces .. read more

The Wider Be (Well Informed Design Education and Research in the Built Environment) was a phased redevelopment of the School of Architecture in the Bute Building at Cardiff University’s main campus.

Bute is a Grade II listed building designed by the esteemed Welsh architectural practice of Percy Thomas and Ivor Jones and completed in 1916. It is a key building within the Cathays Park Co .. read more

This award winning project has created an inspirational venue for training the next generation of actors, writers, journalists and linguists.

The building houses a fully equipped flexible theatre space
with 180 seats, capable of multiple configurations. The theatre is supported by
a full suite of backstage facilities including dressing rooms, scenery workshop
and green room. There are .. read more

This project involves the rennovation of two buildings to create four Clinical Skills labs for group and part task teaching, three consultation rooms used for examination, OSCE and communication skills, as well as three simulated ward areas for hi-fidelity patient simulation and group work, and three observation rooms to drive all simulations. A separate building houses a mock-up flat and amb .. read more