Northampton | December 2013
Northampton Borough Council has granted consent for the University of Northampton's new Waterside Campus. The £330m development of the Avon Nunn Mills brown field site near the town centre will provide up to 55,000m2 of academic space, 1500 student residential study rooms, 30,000m2 of commercial space, hotel and other supporting commercial space. Detailed consent has also been granted for a new 55m spanning road bridge across the River Nene and the refurbishment of a Grade 2 listed engine shed. mosescameronwilliams have led the masterplanning design team over the last two years and are now working with the University to assist defining the Strategic Brief for the academic accommodation.
September 2013
MCW were shortlisted for the competition to design a new sports hall and ancillary accommodation for the Royal Veterinary College.
We undertook an office design competition to look at all the options available, eventually presenting five ideas to the client for their project.
We were placed second after the final client review.
Perry Green | 11th July 2013
The whole team spent a day out together to charge our inspirational batteries.
Visiting the Henry Moore museum in Perry Green we were inspired by the way Henry Moore lived and worked. Exploring his house and workshop, lingering around in his park we were fascinated by his way of working and finalised sculptures likewise.
Cambridge | 23rd May 2013
The new home of the Laboratory of Molecular Biology was formerly opened on 23rd May 2013 by Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh. The LMB is the flagship project for the new Cambridge Biomedical Campus and will be home for 600 scientists, PhD students and support staff.
The Royal party were given a short guided tour of the new building including a display from the LMB Archive that showed a sample of the work that led to nine Nobel prizes for research.
Colin Moses had led the design team for this ground breaking research building from 2006 through to start of construction in 2009 and had the honour of being invited by Sir Hugh Pelham (LMB Director) to join him for lunch with the Queen.