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 joint venture is part of the college’s wider strategy for the park and marks an important phase of renewal and investment in its oldest part. Other elements of the collaboration include academic exchanges between Trinity and Tsinghua University, the owners of science park development body TusPark.
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.
Five hi-tech occupiers, including leading games company Frontier and chip and software company Displaylink, have taken space and the bio incubator is fully occupied and helping to strengthen Cambridge’s world-class position as the place to develop and grow deep technology businesses.
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