Graduate facility will provide a research and teaching resource in Tower Hamlets
Bouygues UK has been awarded a contract worth around 拢27m to provide a new graduate facility as part of Queen Mary University of London鈥檚 main teaching campus in Tower Hamlets in east London.The building will provide a research and teaching resource for the university, with large amphitheatre-style teaching areas and 63 offices.
The university鈥檚 School of Economics and Finance will also relocate to the new building, which will include a cafe, lecture theatre and seminar rooms as well as a common room and terrace. Bouygues UK is collaborating on the project with architect Wilkinson Eyre, with which it previously worked on the award-winning Mary Rose Museum in Portsmouth. Enabling works have been carried out on the site and the project is scheduled for completion in time for late 2016.
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