University of Birmingham Opens Collaborative Teaching Laboratory

Published 11/1/2018

University of Birmingham - Collaborative Teaching Laboratory

^{Courtesy of Sheppard Robson.}

University of Birmingham - Collaborative Teaching Laboratory

^{Courtesy of the University of Birmingham.}

University of Birmingham - Collaborative Teaching Laboratory

^{Courtesy of Sheppard Robson.}

University of Birmingham - Collaborative Teaching Laboratory

^{Courtesy of Sheppard Robson.}

Birmingham, United Kingdom

The University of Birmingham opened the £40 million Collaborative Teaching Laboratory in October of 2018 in the United Kingdom. Designed by Sheppard Robson to support team-based, experiential learning, the three-story, 72,120-sf facility accommodates STEM programs in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. The interdisciplinary building provides an e-lab, a wet lab, a dry lab, and a discovery zone with interactive media displays on the ground floor. General contractor Morgan Sindall began construction on the facility in January of 2017. The Collaborative Teaching Laboratory has attained BREEAM Excellent sustainable design certification.

Organization	Project Role
Sheppard Robson	Architect

Sources

Redbrick, 10/20/2018

Sheppard Robson