Marking the final phase of the historic Ann’s Court development on the corner of Grange Road and West Road, this landmark project seamlessly fuses classical architecture with modern sustainability principles. Constructed using heavy Coleford brick, dressed limestone, and low-carbon lime mortar, the striking 16-metre-tall scheme creates an iconic focal point for the university estate while upholding enhanced environmental standards.
To support the distinct needs of a quiet academic library and a state-of-the-art event space, our building services consultancy engineered tailored MEP solutions across the complex. Bedwell MEP specified energy-efficient HVAC, climate, and acoustic control systems alongside low-energy architectural lighting, small power distribution, and life safety infrastructure. We also integrated specialized electrical support for the auditorium’s advanced audio-visual (AV) and broadcast technology, enabling seamless hybrid conferences and performances. The project underscores our established track record in higher education and heritage MEP engineering throughout Cambridgeshire.
