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20 Dec 2023: A feasibility study has been commissioned to assess how best to upgrade the University Centre and guarantee its future. The first stage is to look at the potential uses for a refurbished building. Find out more about the building, its context and

27 Jan 2015: The Workplace Services team are responsible for managing the facilities management and catering services that support the various departments and institutions across the University, and to present a positive image to the University’s members,

7 Apr 2015: All building projects, whether new-build or refurbishment schemes, are undertaken on behalf of the University by the Estates Division Programme Delivery Team which comprises building professionals from a variety of disciplines, including architects

21 May 2024: The empty Laboratory building at 181a Huntingdon Road, situated behind the University buildings on Greenwich Rise, has been out of use since 2003 and in a state of disrepair. Planning permission for demolition was granted in April 2023. Demolition

21 Apr 2015: It is known that a number of buildings within the University of Cambridge built estate have asbestos-containing materials used historically in their construction. An ongoing programme of specialist asbestos works including asbestos surveys,

14 Jan 2019: There is a Duty of Care to safely manage water systems within the University of Cambridge buildings. This purpose of the Water Safety pages is to inform, raise awareness of the risks and provide information for managing Water Safety within the

13 Feb 2024: This month grounds maintenance for the operational estate moved to an in-house service, focused on providing a higher quality and more efficient service to meet the needs of our estate. Grounds Manager Mark Coulson said, “Since the in-house team

26 Apr 2018: Adoddle is Asite's cloud-based project collaboration solution for large scale building projects. It is used to collect, manage and disseminate documentation, drawings, contracts, graphical models and data to teams involved in the building

4 Jul 2024: The University of Cambridge, working with BDP, has announced ambitious plans to restore the Grade II* listed History Faculty Building by James Stirling, which is also the home of the Seeley Library.

21 Mar 2024: use space more efficiently, to create an estate that is fit for the 21st century and which, at its core, will enhance the University’s world-leading research and education. ... John Dennis: Ultimately, our goal is to support the University’s academic