Macallan Penfold completed this new Art building in February 2005: it provides large well-lit studio spaces for teaching art subjects such as painting and sculpture.

The location of this particular building was the subject of extensive consultation with college staff and governors. Not only did it replace a series of outdated temporary classrooms but it provided the opportunity to focus on an area of the campus that...

With a 20% increase in student numbers and a major investment in new buildings over the previous five years the College had been keen to develop an outdoor space that would significantly improve the facilities available for students for year-round us...

Completed in 2007, this project involved the conversion and refurbishment of two separate derelict Victorian School buildings into a Youth Centre offering recreational facilities for young people with disabilities, learning and sensory impairments, and...

This project, arranged around the College’s southern courtyard, provided much-needed additional space in the ILC to increase student use of IT as a resource outside of classroom teaching, and enlarged the existing Design & Technology and 3D Design teaching s...

This dynamic three storey building, with an internal floor area of 1670 square metres, provides specialist space for independent learning, library and Careers facilities and classrooms.

The location of this building enabled the site to be better organised and to provide a more obvious and welcoming entrance to the college campus from the south, which is used by a significant number of staff and students, as well as visitors attending...

The requirement for new accommodation involved a modern Languages facility providing 18 teaching and staff work room spaces designed to current high standards, and embodied within a contemporary high quality landmark building consistent with the aims...

The Performing Arts Centre is a stand-alone building with an internal floor area of 1400 square metres, providing specialist space for Performing Arts that includes a large galleried drama space/theatre, rehearsal spaces and a full complement of music...

Café QM caters for up to 350 covers at any one time, designed to be in use all day as a facility that provides eating, drinking, congregation, meeting, and private study space. It is capable of accommodating a variety of seating arrangements consistent ...

This modest, but valuable, campus building provides respite accommodation for post - 16 students with a broad range of learning needs, including moderate and severe learning difficulties (MLD/SLD), as well as some additional needs that include speech,...

Not only did this building represent Phase Two of the campus regeneration strategy plan, providing a specialist music teaching facility, but, through removal of the old science centre and the Yorkon building, it also led to significant improvements to...

The Sonardyne Centre is a purpose built facility for engineering, with two large workshop spaces on the ground floor and classrooms on the first floor offering facilities for engineering design and production that includes traditional manufacturing facilities...

This substantial project comprised a £12million teaching building that includes specialist science and learning support facilities as well as a science centre for gifted children from primary and secondary schools.

A stand-alone Sports Centre with an internal floor area of 1500 square metres, the building provides high-quality sports facilities for educational use by the students and is also available for community use.

The Performing Arts Centre is an extension to an existing drama studio space and was wrapped around the existing retained spaces. The new building created a ‘landmark’ structure at the entrance of the college.

Heywood House was honoured with a Civic Trust Award and won the East Hampshire Conservation and Design Award 1997.