Hawkins Brown gets planning for £54m Warwick uni scheme

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Plans are part of wider submission for revamp of Coventry site

Hawkins Brown has been given the green light for a £50m-plus scheme to build a biomedical research building for Warwick university.

The scheme will bring together up to 300 biomedical researchers from the university’s School of Life Sciences and Warwick Medical School onto one site at its Gibbet Hill campus to the south of Coventry.

The five-storey building (pictured) will include a central ‘lab village’ core with other features including ‘write-up’ areas, office space and collaboration zones.

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