Project 0633
University of Winchester, St Alphege Building
A new teaching and learning building for the King Alfred Campus providing 10 flexible teaching studios, breakout spaces, a high-level rooftop extension, and a glazed atrium linking to an existing campus building.
Location
Hampshire
Client
University of Winchester
Architect
Design Engine Architects
Status
Complete (2012)
GIA
1,797m²
Feature
Key features
Working to a tight schedule
HTS worked to an accelerated programme of six months from appointment to starting on site.
Steel frame superstructure on chalk
Steel frame superstructure on spread footings into chalk on a steep, sloping site, with composite beams spanning up to 15m.
Low operational carbon
Floors consist of 12m precast planks containing cast-in water pipes, providing cooling to the exposed thermal mass of the concrete soffits within the naturally ventilated classrooms.
Feature staircase
A feature scissor stair with an exposed structure is incorporated in the central atrium.
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Awards
2014
Civic Trust Award
Won
2013
RIBA Award
Sustainability
Won
2013
City of Winchester Trust Award
Won
Photography by Nick Kane & Design Engine
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