Swansea University has selected Willmott Dixon for the preconstruction stage of its world-class computer science facility.
The £31 million Computational Foundry at the university's new Bay Campus will become a beacon for research collaborations, attracting leading academics from around the world to Wales and placing Swansea at the heart of a growing ecosystem of digital companies and research.
Supported by a £17m from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), it will also feature world-leading experimental set-ups, equipment, devices and prototypes to accelerate innovation. The building will be operational and welcome staff and students from September 2018.
Neal Stephens, managing director at Willmott Dixon construction in Wales and the West: "We've a proud track record in the education sector and are extremely pleased to have been chosen to construct this important building as part of Swansea University's ambitious campus development programme. We’re looking forward to delivering an outstanding research and teaching facility that will benefit the university and Swansea City Region for generations to come."
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