The Cambridge Science Park is a world-leading Science Park and the oldest in the UK, set within a mature sylvan landscape.

With the objective to reposition the park as a leading global technology hub, the Phase 1 redevelopment forms a series of new buildings developed on the southern fringes of the Park to attract scientific and technology research clients. The new development is the result of a collaboration between Trinity College, founder of the Cambridge Science Park, and TusPark.

Sitting at the centre of the masterplan, the exceptional quality of the Phase 1 redevelopment acts as a catalyst for future development on the Park. The buildings
present an innovative understanding of high technology tenants’ increasing need for flexibility between laboratory and office space.

The Units 22, 25 and 26 have a shared landscaped podium over undercroft parking. All three buildings are three storeys high with incorporated plant at roof and undercroft levels. Unit 22 provides B1 office space of approximately 60,500 sq ft and Unit 25 of 40,000 sq ft laboratory space. Unit 25, known as the Bio Innovation Centre is a multi-occupier building, providing wet labs and offices for biotechnology and healthcare start-ups. Unit 26 provides B1 office space of approximately 60,500 sq ft designed to meet BREEAM Excellent standards.

The scheme incorporates a new entrance plaza, which forms a gateway into the park for sustainable transport.

The Bradfield Centre is a 48,000 sq ft development including a café, breakout areas, meeting rooms and social spaces aimed at attracting new incubation businesses.
Units 1–21 will deliver 210,000 sq ft of speculative office space across two buildings and include a decked multi storey car park and cycle store.