Moses Cameron Williams third architect to work on Cambridge masterplan

The Anglia Ruskin campus

MCW follows in footsteps of Richard Murphy and BDP

Moses Cameron Williams (MCW) Architects has been appointed to create a new masterplan for Anglia Ruskin’s Cambridge Campus.

This will be the third version of the masterplan in the past 10 years, after the estate acquired additional buildings and sites close to the original campus.

New academic buildings have been built since the first iteration of the masterplan was developed by BDP. This was approved in 2008 before being revised by Richard Murphy Architects in 2013 to include options for future development.

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