Education \ Computer and Conference Centre, University of East London

Completed in 2019

Our third commission from the University of East London, this building accommodates 400 computers organised in approximately groups of 30 for both teaching and open access, a 400 seat lecture theatre, seminar rooms and a University entrance foyer. The 'L' shape plan forms two sides of the proposed central college green at the heart of the reorganised campus in Stratford (the other two sides formed by the rear of the existing University house and our recently completed Department of Podiatry and Physiotherapy).

The building also acts as a block to the currently dominant Arthur Edwards building and forms a gateway to a second University quadrangle.

Internally, the foyer doubles as a gathering space for the 400 seat lecture theatre immediately above and is also freely connected to the computer facility. This is organised as a two storey galleried space and allows students to look out onto the college green.

The project was completed on site in April 2009.

Link to the University Of East London - Lecture Hall In The Great Hall

Link to the University Of East London - Clinical Education Centre

Link to the University Of East London - Cass School Of Education

Architects Richard Murphy, James Mason, James Cockburn, Ben Wilson, Adam Burgess
Project Manager Arcadis AYH plc
Engineers Ramboll UK
M&E Engineers Fulcrum Consulting
Quantity Surveyor Turner & Townsend
CDM Co-ordinator Lewis and Hickey
Landscape Architect CraftPegg
Colour Consultant Linda Green, Studio Green
Contractor Dean & Dyball Construction Ltd
Construction Cost £5.5m
Client University Of East London

Press

03 Jun 2010 Stratford Campus, University Of East London, By Richard Murphy Architects Architects' Journal
November 2006 Top 50 Clients - Education RIBA Journal
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