In 2017, the University of Lincoln Estates department successfully delivered the Isaac Newton Building, Sarah Swift Building and Cygnet Wharf projects. With over £130m invested in these new builds along with a range of refurbishments across campus, 2017 has been our busiest programme of works. Isaac Newton Building Architect: Maber Architects Construction: Phase 1 – […]
Projects
Successful Minor Capital Projects
As part of the University’s ongoing commitment to providing world-class teaching and research facilities, the Estates & Commercial Facilities team carried out a number of improvement projects during the 2015 summer vacation period. This year’s projects included: Science Centre refurbishment Minster House heating and ventilation upgrades Joseph Banks Laboratories – fit out of fallow spaces Minerva Building […]
Lighting up Lincolnshire: our £130m investment programme
On Monday 22nd of June 2015, the University launched an investment package of £130million to be spent over the next 5 years in conjunction with the European Investment Bank. View the news article on the investment here. The investment into campus development will involve the construction of three major buildings; the Isaac Newton Building, the […]
Joseph Banks Labs highly commended at RICS East Midlands Awards
On Friday 1st of May, The Joseph Banks Laboratories and Minster House were highly commended in the regeneration category at the RICS East Midlands Awards 2015. This category is judged on conservation or improvements to the built or natural environment that contributes to the viability of the area. JBL and Minster House were also shortlisted […]
Joseph Banks Laboratories officially open
The Joseph Banks Laboratories were officially opened by newly appointed visiting lecturer Chris Packham today. Adapted from an existing industrial building, the Joseph Banks Laboratories form the centrepiece of the Lincoln Science and Innovation Park, a visionary partnership between the University of Lincoln and Lincolnshire Co-op. The science park will provide a focal point for […]