University of Lincoln Constructs Engineering and Health Science Facilities

The University of Lincoln began construction in March of 2016 on the $23 million Isaac Newton Building in the United Kingdom. The project includes the renovation of the existing engineering hub and construction of an 81,000-sf addition. The completed facility will feature a Faraday cage, a semi-anechoic chamber, and a 500-seat lecture hall. Occupancy is expected in early 2017. The University of Lincoln is also in the process of designing the $18 million, 60,000-sf Sarah Swift Building to house the departments of Psychology and Health & Social Care. The five-story teaching and research facility will include vibration-mitigated suites for advanced instrumentation. Completion is expected in May of 2017. The general contractor for both projects is BAM Construction, with BAM Design providing architectural services for the Swift Building.