Postgraduate Centre taking shape
Posted 10 June 2009
Construction is continuing apace at the site of the new Postgraduate Centre at Harper Adams.
The steel frame of the building – modelled on an old Dutch barn that previously occupied the site – has been hoisted in and work is continuing to get the centre up and running in time for this autumn’s intake.
The two-storey centre is situated at the heart of the campus, linked to the new West Midlands Regional Food Academy, and close to all the major facilities.
It will feature teaching, IT, breakout and common rooms, with facilities for disabled users. This signature building will incorporate a variety of sustainable technologies.
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