About The Oxford Science Park - Iverson Building
The Project, “The Oxford Science Park – Plot 16” is positioned in the north-eastern corner of The Oxford Science Park, sited between the Cowley Branch Railway line to the North and Littlemore Brook to the South.
The project comprises a Class B1 office and laboratory development of circa 20,216m² (GIA) fitted out to shell & core in two linked buildings (Building A & Building B), with a central pocket garden and sloping landscaped arrival areas on each side.
Building A shall be constructed first and started on site March 2022, with Building B commencing later, in 2023.
The buildings have recently been named in an on site naming ceremony, after two leading scientists. Building A in honour of experimental psychologist Professor Susan Iversen CBE FMedSci and Building B for Nobel Prize-winning theoretical physicist Professor Sir Anthony Leggett FRS HonFInstP.
25m
Height
20216M
Square Metres
40%
% Complete
Activity
Building A (The Iversen Building) is structurally complete. The concrete toppings are well underway, blockwork is progressing, as is the painting of the steel frame. The roofing and facade works have just started, and these will be closely followed by the internal fit-out of the core area, and the M&E systems.
Booking
Bookings are currently unavailable for this site.
