Students at Ulster University’s new state-of-the-art Belfast campus will look out at centuries of history from a building set to last 300 years.
The next generation of learners will be able to take in the Belfast hills and the steeple of St Patrick’s Church on Donegall Street through some of the 22,000 sq metres of glass that defines this landmark building.
Staff and researchers inside will never crave daylight in offices that look inward to one of five atriums that allow sunshine to stream into open space a far cry from the dusty halls of academia some might remember from their uni days.
