University of Glasgow Constructs Learning Hub

Published 8/3/2019

University of Glasgow - James McCune Smith Learning Hub

^{Courtesy of the University of Glasgow.}

University of Glasgow - James McCune Smith Learning Hub

^{Courtesy of the University of Glasgow.}

University of Glasgow - James McCune Smith Learning Hub

^{Courtesy of the University of Glasgow.}

University of Glasgow - James McCune Smith Learning Hub

^{Courtesy of the University of Glasgow.}

Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom

The University of Glasgow is building the £90.6 million James McCune Smith Learning Hub in Scotland in the United Kingdom. Designed by HLM Architects, the seven-story, 179,111-sf facility will feature technology-enhanced active learning (TEAL) spaces, seminar rooms, collaboration areas, multipurpose classrooms, study spaces, and a 500-seat lecture hall. Multiplex is the construction manager for the building with SES Engineering as mechanical and electrical engineer. Construction began in October of 2018 and occupancy is expected in fall of 2020. The project will act as a gateway to the university's expanding campus and is part of a £1 billion capital development program.

Organization	Project Role
HLM Architects	Architect

Source

Multiplex, 7/12/2019