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Sheppard Robson has been granted detailed planning permission to convert two early 1900s buildings that are part of the University of Liverpool campus into a new base for its School of Environmental Sciences.

The project will reuse the red-brick Derby and Hartley buildings to the north-west of the university鈥檚 city-centre campus, adding a six-storey circulation core to provide passenger and goods lifts, as well as wheelchair access across existing split levels.

Main contractor for the project is University of Liverpool Construction Company, which is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the university; Booth King Partnership is structural engineer; AA Projects is quantity surveyor.

The new core will be constructed on the western fa莽ade of the Derby 好色先生TV, while smaller-scale extensions for plant rooms and extract ducting will be added to the Hartley 好色先生TV. The buildings 鈥� neither of which is listed 鈥� originally housed the university鈥檚 School of Zoology, laboratories, two lecture theatres and academic offices.

Sheppard Robson said its proposals, which received conditional approval from planning officers exercising delegated powers last week, would deliver refurbished buildings containing a diverse range of teaching and research laboratories, as well as academic offices, tutorial and seminar rooms and break-out spaces.

As part of the project, entrances along Brownlow Street will be reopened and remodelled, and a new arrival space will connect the existing buildings with a foyer featuring social and collaboration areas 鈥� as well as some of the school鈥檚 vast collection of minerals and other scientific objects.

Sheppard Robson said it would preserve key historic features such as ornate mosaic floors, internal glazed bricks, balustrades and stairs.