Buildings 1 & 2, Cambridge Science Park
Delivering the next phase of renewal and investment at Cambridge Science Park
Size
380,000 sq ft
Client
Trinity College
Value
£200m
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This landmark £200m joint venture with China’s largest science park owner-operator, TusPark, has created 380,000 sq ft of research space and the park’s first bio-incubator, providing the catalyst for the next phase of research and discovery at the 50-year-old science park.
By travelling to Beijing to shake hands on a deal to speculatively build five office/research buildings, park owner Trinity College was also building bridges between Chinese and British research
The completed 40,300 sq ft bio-incubator is providing labs and offices for early-stage companies and inventors working on a wide range of healthcare products and technologies, including non-invasive diagnostics, new classes of drugs, novel surgical techniques and new ways of monitoring patients in their homes post-treatment.
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