Hassell completes University of Glasgow’s Adam Smith Business School

03_Hufton+Crow - Adam Smith Building (University of Glasgow) by Hassell - South east view from Bunhouse Rd

Source: Hufton+Crow

Business school is designed to facilitate integrated research, teaching, and collaboration

Hassell has completed the final phase of the Adam Smith Business School for the University of Glasgow, delivering a 11,500m2 facility that integrates teaching, research, and professional services. 

The Adam Smith Business School is named after the renowned economist and university alumnus. The new building provides a hub for postgraduate research and teaching, supporting the university’s goal of fostering interdisciplinary collaboration.

Located within the Gilmorehill campus, the six-storey building is part of a broader redevelopment of the university’s West End location, and is the fourth major project in the university’s £1 billion campus redevelopment.

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