HOK completes Glasgow University research centre

University of Glasgow Advanced Research Centr (Credit - Keith Hunter) (1)

News comes as Michael Gove announces city will be one of three new regional innovation hubs

HOK has completed a 16,000sq m research facility at the University of Glasgow’s Gilmore Hill campus.

The Advanced Research Centre (ARC), which will eventually house around 500 academic and student researchers, is intended to be the centrepiece of the university’s grounds.

It comes as the government’s levelling up white paper promised to increase public investment in R&D outside the south east by at least 40% in the next eight years.

 

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