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Wilson Mason draws up vet school plans
Four storey block for University of Central Lancashire targets BREEAM “excellent” rating
Wilson Mason Architecture and Design has submitted proposals for Lancashire’s first vet school to Preston City Council.
Its plans for the University of Central Lancashire will deliver a 4,180sq m facility that will be the second dedicated veterinary school in the north of England – and only the 11th in the UK as a whole.
The building, which is targeting a BREEAM “excellent” rating, will house world-class clinical simulation and teaching spaces including a diagnostic suite, simulated operating theatres, and cutting-edge technology.
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