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  Project Title

  The Iversen Building

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  Winning Firm
  
  

  The Oxford Science Park (Properties) Limited

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  Lead Designer
  
  

  Moojan Kalbasi

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  Awarded
  
  PLATINUM AWARD, PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT, Educational / Institutional

• Project Location
  Oxford, United Kingdom
• Project Status
  Under development
• Client
  The Oxford Science Park (properties) Limited
• General Contractor
  John Sisk & Co


• Developer Firm info
• Development Company
  The Oxford Science Park (Properties) Limited
• Company Short Biography
  The Oxford Science Park is one of Europe's leading locations for high-growth life science and tech businesses. Founded in 1989 by Magdalen College Oxford, it is now a joint venture with GIC, the Singapore sovereign wealth fund. The Park is home to close to 100 businesses, ranging from start-ups to major multi-nationals such as Oxford Nanopore Technologies and Exscientia. Including its ambitious development pipeline, the Park provides 1.2m sq ft of offices, laboratory and incubator space
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The Iversen Building will provide over 85,000 sq ft of lab-ready space, targeted at fast-growing life science spin-outs. The building, which is named after Professor Sue Iversen, a leading psychologist and Fellow of Magdalen College Oxford, is due to complete in July 2023. It is the first of two three-storey buildings, linked by a two-level car deck and podium leading directly onto the proposed new railway station at The Oxford Science Park. The building has M&E capacity for up to 70% CL2 laboratory fit-out, with large on-floor plant rooms, enhanced power, air-handling, risers and services