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Wimshurst Pelleriti completes outdoor primary school additions
Wimshurst Pelleriti has completed the first UK primary school to operate outside in both summer and winter in the grounds of Morden Lodge in south-west London
Education
The latest completed buildings from the education sector: schools, universities, nurseries and colleges
Scott Brownrigg completes CLT primary school in Aberdeen
Scott Brownrigg has completed a 3,972m² primary school for Aberdeen City Council providing increased capacity for 434 pupils and an additional 60 Early Learning and Childcare (ELC) places
WilkinsonEyre completes STEAM centre for Gresham’s School
A new centre for Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics (STEAM) education, designed by WilkinsonEyre, has officially opened at Gresham’s School in Holt, Norfolk
Tim Ronalds completes sixth form centre for West Sussex school
The practice’s £6.25 million centre for Worth School, a Catholic and Benedictine private school in West Sussex, includes a library and multi-purpose hall
Childcare with civic grandeur: The Woolstore by Mark Hackett
Hackett Architects has transformed Caledon’s 19th-century Woolstore building into a childcare facility that embraces the municipal splendour found elsewhere in the rural village. Fearghal Murray visits. Photography by Mark Hackett
Jo Townshend Architects completes learning hub at Pitzhanger Manor
The hub has been built for volunteers at the Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery Trust to both relax in and take part in training and development sessions. It is also open for use by the local community in Ealing
Penoyre & Prasad’s PEARL research facility
An apparently low-tech shed in Dagenham is home to this laboratory for UCL, which uses 1:1 modelling to test how people use the built environment, writes Nile Bridgeman. Photography James Tye and Timothy Soar
Jestico + Whiles completes £40m hub for University of Cambridge
The opening of the West Hub on the university’s West Cambridge site marks the start of a transformation of the research campus to create the Innovation District
Neubau Architecture converts former wind tunnel into school STEM lab
Cambridge-based Neubau Architecture has completed the Yingting Qiam STEM lab for St Mary’s Junior School for Girls in Cambridge
Herzog & de Meuron’s £135 million RCA Battersea campus building revealed
Swiss practice Herzog and de Meuron has completed its £135 million extension to the Royal College of Art’s (RCA) Battersea campus. Fran Williams checks it out