Middle Mill New Build

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Katy Reed

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Building construction work
Construction work for buildings relating to education and research
Construction work for university buildings

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1 day from now

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1 month ago

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The University is looking to construct the newly designed Middle Mill Building that will be a highly sustainable, student-facing building and one that aims to provide space for expansion of studio-based teaching via the provision of flexible, adaptable studios with technical support space. The building is proposed as a hybrid mass-timber frame structure and that will accommodate student and staff facilities to enhance the wider campus experience.

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