John Arbuthnott Building
University of Strathclyde
“The quality of buildings in their setting is a credit to a determined client and the skills of all those involved.” - Judges Citation Sir Robert Grieve Award 2002.
Our refurbishment of the Todd Building provides biomedical science laboratories, write-up, and office accommodation within the university’s city centre John Anderson Campus. Bringing the 3 departments of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Physiology & Pharmacology, and Immunology under one roof, with flexibility in use, was the driving force behind the project.
The Todd building operates as a single complex with our new John Arbuthnott building and remained occupied and operational throughout the construction works. The project was designed within a particularly modest budget for this type of building.
John Anderson campus, Winner Dynamic Places Awards Sir Robert Grieve Award 2002.
“...the quality of buildings in their setting is a credit to a determined client and the skills of all those involved.” - Judges Citation Sir Robert Grieve Award 2002. The award recognise excellence in the design and implementation of projects which enhance Scotland’s urban and rural environments.
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Contract Value
£1.2M
Completion
1998
Client
University of Strathclyde
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Architects - Reiach and Hall Architects
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Awards
Dynamic Places Awards Sir Robert Grave Award for Sustainability for the John Anderson Campus 2002
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Our refurbishment of the Todd Building provides biomedical science laboratories, write-up, and office accommodation within the university’s city centre John Anderson Campus. Bringing the 3 departments of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Physiology & Pharmacology, and Immunology under one roof, with flexibility in use, was the driving force behind the project.
The Todd building operates as a single complex with our new John Arbuthnott building and remained occupied and operational throughout the construction works. The project was designed within a particularly modest budget for this type of building.
John Anderson campus, Winner Dynamic Places Awards Sir Robert Grieve Award 2002.
“...the quality of buildings in their setting is a credit to a determined client and the skills of all those involved.” - Judges Citation Sir Robert Grieve Award 2002. The award recognise excellence in the design and implementation of projects which enhance Scotland’s urban and rural environments.
