Plans have been approved for the latest phase of Cardiff University's £300 million Innovation Campus.
The £135m scheme involves developing two new buildings each covering 12,000 sq m including a bridge linking Cardiff Business School with the Campus.
The proposals, which include the Innovation Centre building, form the third phase of development at Maindy Park following the Hadyn Ellis Building, opened in 2013, and Cardiff University Brain Research Imaging Centre, opened by Her Majesty The Queen in June.
Architects Hawkins\Brown and HOK worked on the project alongside site masterplanners BDP and town planning consultancy DPP.
Cardiff University said it hopes to start work on site in early 2017.
Vice-Chancellor Professor Colin Riordan said: "A new campus helps us create opportunities for all. Cutting-edge research, technology transfer, business development and student enterprise will put ideas to work."
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