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Design and digital arts building opens at Nottingham Trent University
The concept design for the 12-storey scheme was developed by Hawkins\Brown, with delivery overseen by CPMG Architects
The £45 million Design and Digital Arts building at Nottingham Trent University (NTU) has completed, with design delivery led by Nottingham-based CPMG Architects. Originally conceived by Hawkins\Brown, the 12-storey building aims to position NTU as a leader in digital arts and filmmaking education.
Opened to students in September, the building houses advanced facilities including editing suites, a performance capture studio, and virtual production resources. Aimed at fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, the building is designed to support courses in fields such as film, television, animation, UX design, games design, and graphic design.
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