Hyperpolarisation Laboratory
York, UK
Sectors
People
project overview
Extending facilities to drive technological development
The Centre for Hyperpolarisation in MRI (CHyM) is a multi-disciplinary centre of the Chemistry, Psychology, and Biology departments, created to drive cutting-edge research at the Univeristy of York. CHyM’s principle objective is to propel technological developments in hyperpolarisation through to clinical practice and disease management.
Our building consultancy team was commissioned to provide building surveying, design, and contract administration services for the extension of the laboratory.
We worked with academic leaders to develop the property element of a Wellcome-Wolfson bid for the extension of the research facility. This was successful, and we were appointed to design, develop, and administer the building contract for the construction of this state-of-the-art science facility.
The works carried out were phased, resulting in minimal disturbances to visitors and staff. The project also achieved a BREEAM accreditation.
Contact
Interested in
learning more?
Learn more about 'Hyperpolarisation Laboratory' and other projects by reaching out to one of our team
Get in touchRelated Projects
Joseph Priestley Building
Our architecture, building consultancy and interior design services came together to bring an outstanding demonstration of the sustainable refurbishment of a 1960s university building.
Sir John Ramsden Building
Grade II listed building conversion into office accommodation for The University of Huddersfield
Glenside Hub
We provided a refurbishment and refit of the existing cafe for The University of the West of England, creating a new cafe, dining and social learning hub.
