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This innovative project features a copper standing seam extension, built atop a steel transfer structure at the fourth floor. The design cleverly integrates CLT (Cross-Laminated Timber) panels for both floors and load-bearing walls, seamlessly blending modern materials with traditional architecture. The lecture theatre seating area follows the natural curvature of the structure, supported by exposed glulam beams and CLT panels.

The optopping utilises CLT panels and glulam beams supported by a steel transfer structure, earning BREEAM 'EXCELLENT' and multiple awards.

This structural approach eliminates the need for secondary support structures, creating a visually striking and functional space. The project has received multiple recognitions, including the New London Awards 2021 for Learning and Structural Awards 2021 for Structural Transformation. It also achieved BREEAM ‘Excellent’ certification, highlighting its sustainability and innovative design.

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