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September Building Update
13 September 2016
Susie Biller, Head of Communications
It is now over a year since we closed Kettle’s Yard and began work on the building project. Much has happened since then: the 19th Century Castle Street façade has been retained, with vast water tanks acting as counter weights, the basement space for the new Clore Learning Studio has been excavated and the stairwells and lift shafts are now being put in place. We continue to work closely with architect Jamie Fobert and his team on deciding finishes and interior details. If you are interested in taking a look, great views can be had from St Peter’s Churchyard, now accessible from temporary steps in St Peter’s Street.
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