The facility opened in 2017 and was funded by the University of Wolverhampton and a $4.8m grant contribution from the Black Country Growth Deal.

The facility provides infrastructure and a destination for science based businesses that was previously not available anywhere in the locality. This new building will encourage a development which reflects the importance of the science park to the economic regeneration of Wolverhampton and through being a key landmark project, enhance the perception of Wolverhampton to business visitors and residents.

The Centre comprises:-

• 5 workshops
• 11 research and development laboratories
• up to 35 flexible office units
• formal and informal collaboration and meeting spaces
• internal ‘street’ with meeting, café and social spaces

Role and Responsibility

Lead consultant, Architects, Interior Designers and Landscape Architects. Full service RIBA stages 1 – 7 inclusive.