Keystone Announcement

The Keystone building is the fifth major building to be constructed through the University of Glasgow’s £1.3 billion Campus Development Programme. It will be a world-class facility dedicated to learning, teaching, and research, accommodating around 3,600 students.
The new development will span a total of 27,000 square metres, making it the second largest building on the University’s campus by size, after the Gilbert Scott Building.
Designed by HOK architects and constructed by the University's principal contractor, Multiplex, the building will serve as a hub for students of all disciplines and offer a mix of general teaching spaces, technical facilities, collaborative areas and a café.
Alongside general learning and teaching areas, the Keystone building will house a range of dry and wet lab spaces, as well as high-spec computing labs. It will also provide a maker’s workshop and general teaching facilities for the University of Glasgow’s James Watt School of Engineering.
The Keystone will be the University’s most sustainable building, aiming to achieve ‘BREEAM Excellent’ certification, along with ambitious energy use targets.