FCBS’ Ulster University project graduates with honours

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Source: Donal McCann

Belfast Campus expansion adds 75,000sq m of new space after 12-year programme

Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios has completed its 12-year Belfast Campus project for Ulster University, which has created city-centre space for 16,000 students and staff relocated from the institution’s 1970s suburban base at Jordanstown

The first phase of the project – the university’s art and architecture school – finished in 2015, however work on other phases continued until September last year. 

FCBS said the programme, which has delivered 75,000sq m of new space for staff and students, would have been large for any city. But it said that the result for Belfast was “a whole new relationship” between the city’s educational institutions and the city itself.

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