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Scott Brownrigg’s latest Oxford life sciences scheme approved

By 2024-10-22T10:16:00

Eastpoint 01 (c) Scott Brownrigg

Four buildings at Eastpoint Business Park signed off by council

Oxford council has approved plans by Scott Brownrigg to transform three office buildings into a new life sciences campus.

The four-storey buildings and an additional single storey amenity building will be refurbished for developer Railpen at Eastpoint Business Park, about five miles south of Oxford city centre.

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