Morgan Sindall will deliver state-of-the-art 4,700 sq. m facilities to accommodate 400 staff and 330 researchers over three floors. The building will act as a landing place and home for global health activities across the University and represents an exciting new phase of development for the medical research that takes place on site.
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The new building will bring together the Centre for Tropical Medicine and Global Health and some of Oxford Population Health as part of a strategic investment in medical research with the aim of further strengthening the institution’s collective expertise.
Passivhaus is a tried and tested solution that gives a range of proven approaches to deliver net-zero-ready, optimised buildings. The Global Health Building will be constructed, insulated and ventilated to meet the rigorous environmental impact and energy-efficient design requirements to ensure Passivhaus standards are met. Morgan Sindall will deploy a range of intelligent solutions to achieve this, from sourcing sustainable materials to using the latest technologies and techniques.
Through the clustering of Oxford's global health activities, the building will provide a modern, flexible space that will help to foster collaboration, providing a focal point for engagement across disciplinary and divisional boundaries.
