Warren Jukes

University Station, Birmingham: New build replacement station serving both the University of Birmingham and the Queen Elizabeth Hospital with the ability to accommodate 7 million passengers annually, £40m

Molecular Sciences, University of Birmingham: Phased scheme to add to the University’s sciences portfolio providing research laboratories and academic research offices which will be the campus’ largest building, £400m

Sir Bob Burgess Building, University of Leicester: 8,000sq.m new build designed using Passivhaus principles providing teaching space for 2,000 students, £30m

School of Engineering, University of Birmingham: New build 12,500sq.m building featuring research laboratories, teaching spaces and academic research offices, bringing together many engineering disciplines into one state-of-the-art building, £55m

Cyber Quarter, University of Wolverhampton / Hereford Council: £7m new build located in Hereford, designed using a low embodied carbon approach that has sequestered 30 tonnes of CO2 compared to a steel/concrete equivalent which would have emitted 563 tonnes of CO2.

New Library, University of Birmingham: New build 14,000sq.m library and learning spaces that achieved BREEAM Excellent and EPC A rating and was awarded a SCONUL Award for Best Large Library, £42m

The Green Heart, University of Birmingham: Landscaping project to open up a 12-acre space in the centre of the University’s campus, £12m

George Davies Centre for Medicine, University of Leicester: New medical teaching building designed to advanced Passivhaus principles for very high energy conservation levels and currently the largest non-domestic Passivhaus building in the UK, £42m

The Emily Wilding Building, Royal Holloway University of London: 10,500sq.m new build BREEAM Excellent library and student centre in sensitive historic campus setting designed using Passivhaus design principles, £42m

National Brownfield Institute, University of Wolverhampton: Creating a facility to research and develop new construction methods and ways of regenerating contaminated land, and a third project for Associated Architects at the site of the former Springfield Brewery

McIntyre House UCB (University College Birmingham): A striking, high quality and award winning purpose 7,200sq.m built educational facility in Birmingham’s historic Jewellery Quarter Conservation Area, the first phase of the campus redevelopment masterplan, £17.5m

The Old Gym, University of Birmingham: Saving it from demolition, our refurbishment works created a variety of teaching spaces including an 81-seat lecture theatre, study spaces and an open plan office spaces, £5m. Shortlisted for an AJ Retrofit Award.

George Davies Centre for Medicine, University of Leicester: New medical teaching building designed to advanced Passivhaus principles for very high energy conservation levels and currently the largest non-domestic Passivhaus building in the UK, £42m