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Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus

Key stakeholder meetingDeputy Vice-Chancellor and Provost,

Professor Guy Orpen

Bursar and Director of Estates, Patrick Finch

University Project TeamGuy Orpen: Deputy Vice- Chancellor and Provost, Chair

Hugh Brady: Vice -Chancellor and President

Neil Bradshaw: Programme Manager, Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus

Dave Cliff: Academic Director, Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus

Patrick Finch: Bursar and Director of Estates

Nishan Canagarajah: PVC, Research and Enterprise

Judith Squires: PVC, Education

Robin Geller: Registrar and Chief Operating Officer

Paddy Ireland: Dean, Faculty of Social Science and Law

Robert Kerse: Chief Financial Officer

Andy Nix: Dean, Faculty of Engineering

Maggie Leggett: Director of Communications and Marketing

Stephen O’Connor: Director of Development and Alumni Relations

• Architects and Masterplanners – Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios

• Engineers – BuroHappold

• Landscape consultants – Nicholas Pearson Associates

• Planning consultants – JLL

A Bristol Approach to Innovation

A Bristol Approach to Innovation

Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus - Indicative timeline

2016/17 2017/18 2018/19 2019/20 2020/21 2021/22

Secure site

Develop specification/planningConstruction of campusResidential Village

Digital InnovationOpen

A digital future, owned by everyone

Multidisciplinary

Thematic

Programmes

Business, Economics

and Management

Innovation and

Enterprise

Science,

Engineering and

Computer Science

Governance,

Leadership and Public

Policy

Interdisciplinary Innovation

Embracing Social Responsibility & Opportunity

Reinventing the Civic University

Existing Campus

New Temple

Quarter Campus

Location

Location

Cattle Market Site

Arena Island Site

Proposed Arena

Temple Meads Station

Site Constraints

Planning Context

The Masterplan

The Masterplan

Connections

The Masterplan

Environmental Considerations

Environmental Considerations

Environmental Considerations