Liberton Community Campus taking shape on site!

A lovely spring day providing a great opportunity to share some site progress photos from our Liberton Community Campus project

We are pleased to be able to share another site progress update from our Liberton Community Campus project for The City of Edinburgh Council.

Work is progressing on both the envelope and the internals of this Passivhaus project which is part of phase two of the Learning Estate Investment Programme. With the roof deck now on and partitions underway, we are getting are real sense of some of the internal spaces shaping up. The sunshine really showcased the views out over the 3G pitch to the north to the crags and Arthurs Seat and Craigmillar Castle to the north and across to the Pentlands in the south!

A true community campus, the project aligns with the city’s twenty-minute neighbourhood strategy and will incorporate a GP practice, community library, meeting spaces, café and workspace for council partners. We are excited to see our vision begin to come to life and make a lasting impact on the city and local community. Stay tuned for updates as work progresses on site!

“Having worked on the project since the early stages of the design, it is fantastic to see it come together. Internally you are starting to get a real sense of the variety of types and scales of space provided whilst externally the envelope works are a real testament to the collaboration of all involved, particularly with it being a Passivhaus project and the new challenges that brings.”

               – Lisa Rubython, Senior Architect, jmarchitects

For more information on this project: https://jmarchitects.net/liberton-community-campus/

Credit: Lisa Rubython, jmarchitects