CIBSE YEN Site Visit to Collaborative Teaching Laboratory (CTL) at University of Birmingham
CIBSE YEN Site Visit to Collaborative Teaching Laboratory (CTL) at University of Birmingham
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Location
Date
Description
Visit to the Collaborative Teaching Laboratory at the University of Birmingham
The visit will include a tour of main plant room, mezzanine services area, wet lab, dry lab and general areas. Approx 1 hour.
The Collaborative Teaching Laboratory (CTL) is the University of Birmingham’s flagship £40 million teaching laboratory and has welcomed its first students for the new academic year.
Built by construction and infrastructure company, Morgan Sindall, and designed by architect Sheppard Robson, the state-of-the-art facility is set to transform the delivery of science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) education at the University. The professional team involved in the project included Couch Perry Wilkes, Faithful+Gould, and Curtins.
The CTL’s layout marks a move away from discipline-specific labs, with the aim of supporting a convergence of science and engineering based subjects, and fostering co-innovation. Set over three storeys, the high-specification facilities include a dry lab, e-lab and wet lab, allowing students to experience the environments they’re likely to encounter in industry.
The CTL has also been awarded the BREEAM Excellent standard and an EPC A Rating for efficiency.
Meet: 18:00 for 18:10 start at CTL front reception (building R31 on campus map), 2 minutes from University train station.
Free parking at the University after 18:00 but allow time for parking as very busy site.
Address:
University of Birmingham,
Edgbaston,
Birmingham,
B15 2TT.
Following the visit there will be refreshments provided in Selly Oak as part of a CIBSE WM YEN networking Event.
Organiser
Venue
University of Birmingham University of Birmingham, Birmingham B15 2TT, Collaborative Teaching Laboratory , B15 2TT Birmingham
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CIBSE YEN Site Visit to Collaborative Teaching Laboratory (CTL) at University of Birmingham
From Free