Making the grade at Warwick University
- Project name
- University of Warwick – Mathematical Sciences Building
- Project sector
- Public
- Completion date
- 01/09/18
- Client
- Associated Architects
- Ranges
- Travertine 1
As one of the UK's leading higher education establishments, the University of Warwick is renowned for its entrepreneurial spirit and cosmopolitan outlook – constantly innovating and developing their offering of teaching, research and campus facilities to provide the best experience possible for students.
Work has been completed on the Mathematical Sciences Building, a facility to support the Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Sciences departments.
Designed by the award-winning team at Associated Architects, the six-storey building provides students, staff and academics with a ‘without walls’ concept, where teaching, research and office spaces are combined together within the scheme.
- Floor: 3SCT0033
Centred around a central atrium, the design features glazed curtain walling and a contemporary pitched glazed ceiling, creating a spaced filled with natural light. Overlooked by lecture theatres, offices, research rooms, chill out spaces and walkways, the atrium has a vibrant, lively feeling that encourages collaboration.
The design scheme is focused on a neutral palette of grey shades and natural wood elements, all tied together with colourful pops of orange.
Solus were delighted to work with Associated Architects to supply flooring tiles to the ground floor of the atrium. The designers used two different colours from the Travertine 1 range, creating an abstract layout design to complement the contemporary architecture of the building.
Travertine 1
SOLUS
SOLUS
