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Scott Brownrigg gets green light for another life sciences scheme

By 2024-12-04T11:46:00

Southampton Science Park has planning permission for a landmark R&D facility (c) Scott Brownrigg

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Scott Brownrigg’s plans for a research and development building for the University of Southampton Science Park have been given the green light.

The firm’s latest foray into the life sciences market would provide 3,400sq m of laboratory space at the entrance to the park, which is located north of Southampton off the M27 motorway.

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