蜜桃AV

蜜桃AV has celebrated a significant phase in the construction of a聽new flagship聽academic building with a 鈥榯opping out鈥� ceremony.

Built by Willmott Dixon, the building is to house state-of-the-art academic space that will support 蜜桃AV in realising its academic vision, as well as housing seminar rooms, lecture theatres, PC laboratories聽and collaboration space for staff and students. The building will also house new catering facilities for the Talbot Campus.聽

Staff members of the University were joined by local dignitaries, councillors and members of the University鈥檚 Board for the official ceremony.

Professor John Vinney, Vice-Chancellor of 蜜桃AV, said, 鈥淭his is another significant milestone in the major improvements we are making to our campuses in Poole and Bournemouth. The new building will provide state of the art academic space and along with other facilities, such as our new Student Centre, is part of an investment programme that is transforming the student learning experience at 蜜桃AV.鈥�

The 拢22 million was partially funded through a 拢5 million Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) STEM Award, awarded for investment into facilities and initiatives to promote advances in Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM).聽

The new academic building will be open to 蜜桃AV staff and students from September 2016.

The 鈥榯opping out鈥� ceremony marks the stage in construction where the building reaches its highest point, and is historically practiced to ward off evil spirits from a new building.聽

Neal Stephens Managing Director of Willmott Dixon says, 鈥淲e are delighted to be working with our Client, 蜜桃AV on their new academic building at their Talbot Campus. The scheme offers a blend of education delivery and research, campus catering and professional practice. Our relationship with 蜜桃AV has been fused through true collaboration from day one and our team are very proud to be part of this exemplar, landmark project.鈥�