Join the AUDE Award Supplier of the Year winner, Hassell, where they provide an overview of the University of Brighton Masterplan from both the architects and the client perspective. The focus of this webinar is to understand the collaboration between the architecture team and the client in the process of creating a transformational and sustainable masterplan fit for a changing future. The webinar will cover how the universities aspiration to break down the boundaries between the university, the local community and local business and provide students and staff with the best possible university experiences was achieved. The panel will provide an overview of the roles and responsibilities of the lead architecture team, the planning and design processes, key challenges, and how communication and collaboration between the lead architect, the client, and stakeholders were created and managed. The panel will conclude the webinar with an overview of the key impacts the project has had on the University, community, and businesses and will cover key success metrics used in measuring impact, such increased student numbers.
Hassell has worked with the University of Brighton since 2014 to deliver a strategic vision to consolidate five previously fragmented sites into a single, cohesive campus. Key buildings were also delivered as part of a phased redevelopment plan. Hassell led the design and delivery of this transformational masterplan, and the ‘Big Build’ projects at the Universities main Moulsecoomb Campus. This flagship project is Hassell’s largest masterplan for an education campus in their 80-year history. Covering 10 hectares, the masterplan features over 55,000sqm of cutting-edge buildings and infrastructure, all designed and delivered by Hassell. These include a new Business and Law School, Advanced Engineering Centre, and Mithras Student Village plus a landmark footbridge connecting the Campus to the local neighbourhood and the city. Hassell’s holistic scheme supports the University’s aspiration to break down the boundaries between academia, research, business, and industry to create an environment that encourages learning, living and socialising anytime, anywhere.
Speakers: Julian Gitsham, Principal and Global Education & Science Sector Leader; Neil Humphreys, Deputy Director of Estates and Facilities, University of Brighton
Tagged : Events, AUDE Awards, 2023
Type : Training
Please contact info@aude.ac.uk for more information
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