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Engineering and Life Sciences, Chesterfield College

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Summary

Sector
Higher Education
Value
£10.4m
Location
Chesterfield
Status
Live
Customer
Chesterfield College
Completion
June 2026
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An innovative hub for sustainable engineering and science

The project comprises the creation of a new facility to support the needs of the Engineering and Science-allied curriculum whilst providing an energy-efficient building in line with the College’s ambitions to reduce its carbon footprint.

2,450m2 

new build

2,000m2 

demolition

1,600m² 

teaching and learning space

Energy efficiency and sustainability

The new facility will reflect the curriculum, utilising a fabric-first design approach to deliver energy and carbon savings whilst maximizing value for money. A major emphasis of the proposed curriculum will be the development of sustainable technologies and engineering practices in response to the urgent Climate Crisis and the 2050 Net Zero target.

Facilities

Facilities within the building will include an advanced engineering lab, electrical installation workshop, electric/hydrogen vehicle workshop, 3D print and prototype workshop, science labs, general teaching and ICT suite, and social/learning collaboration space.

Demolition and green space creation

As part of our works, the existing North Block 1 building and a further termporary structure will be demolished following the completion of the new facility. This will remove category C/D accommodation from the site and allow an area of green space to be created in its place, replacing anything lost through the construction of the new build development.

Project team

Architects: Bond Bryan Architects
Project/Cost Management: Edge
Landscape Architects: Bond Bryan Landscape 
Civil / Structural Engineers: Watermans 
Mechanical & Electrical Consultants: CPW 

Procurement route

The project was procured through the YORbuild3 Medium Works framework. Robertson Construction works in partnership with YORhub to deliver projects over £4m and up to £10m helping local authorities and other public and third sector organisations in the Yorkshire and Humber regions to deliver construction projects efficiently and collaboratively.