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Library refurbishment update

Wednesday, 15 May 2019

Colour photograph of interior view of Library lobby

Library refurbishment continues to progress with all three new glass lift cars now in operation and the staircase behind in use. This has enabled work on removing the old lifts.

Use the new lifts to reach group study space on the 1st Floor and books and materials on the 3rd and 4th Floors. Meanwhile, refurbishment continues on the closed 2nd and 5th Floors. Behind the hoardings, the demolition of the central staircase beside the old lifts is now complete with the removal of the old lifts continuing.

The works involved in removing the old lifts may sometimes be noisy and disruptive. Alternative quiet and silent study spaces are available in the Library@URS building, as well as a variety of alternative study space options across campus. A guide to the availability of study space across the campus can be seen here: Study space update.

This refurbishment forms part of the University’s ambitious 2026: Transform capital investment programme, which focuses on improving campus facilities and supporting the student experience by the University’s 100th anniversary of its charter.

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