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Allies and Morrison wins planning for sustainable lab at Cambridge Science Park
Unit 440, a 11,000 sqm development at Cambridge Science Park, engineered by Webb Yates and Buro Happold, will deliver flexible lab and office space
Allies and Morrison have received planning permission for Unit 440, a 11,000 sqm workspace at Cambridge Science Park (CSP). The scheme was approved by both Cambridge City Council and South Cambridgeshire District Council.
The building, designed to accommodate tenants in research, development, technology, innovation, and life sciences. The project team includes Webb Yates, Buro Happold, and Bidwells.
Trinity College, which owns CSP, aims for Unit 440 to embody their commitment to sustainability. The building design incorporates low-carbon features and a strong emphasis on environmental resilience, with on-site energy generation, and effective water management.
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