Scheme for Birmingham University built at Edgbaston campus
Carillion’s scheme to build a new main library for Birmingham University has opened its doors.
The £44m Associated Architects-designed building replaces a 1950s building and has been built at the university’s Edgbaston campus and will be used by students, staff and researchers.
Around 17,000sq m of floor space is arranged over six levels with a series of double-height spaces running through the building. Located on the ground floor is a café and an open-plan atrium space.
The library itself includes 62km of shelving.
Associated is working on a number of schemes in Birmingham including a £34 million, 10,000sq m extension to the Birmingham City University’s campus in the Eastside area of the city.
And it is extending a 1960s office block at 102 Stephenson Street, next door to the city’s New Street station.
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