Open-plan agile working space at City Campus. Workstations with office chairs and desks are arranged on the left, and seating with blue and purple chairs are visible on the right.

city campus

Gloucester Place is part of the City Campus – the new University of Gloucestershire educational facility located in the heart of Gloucester City Centre.

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the building

The facility extends to over 200,000 sq ft and is a landmark building.

City Campus marks a significant investment for the University and delivers health, psychology and social work programmes.

The City Library occupies newly converted space in part of the ground floor of the building and further public access facilities will include a new Arts, Health and Wellbeing Centre are being delivered in partnership with the NHS Integrated Care Board.

Interior image of the library at City Campus with rows of wooden bookshelves filled with books and grey carpeted floor. Several people browse the shelves with one person standing reading a book near the foreground.
An interior view of City Campus showing the lightwell and library on the ground floor.
A study space within City Campus showing work areas.

Enhanced public areas

The building boasts exception communal areas incorporating a brand new co-working space, break out spaces and a variety of seating options for everyone in the building to enjoy.

building AMENITIES

Third party occupiers will benefit from the shared building facilities including:

  • Building security
  • Main building entrance and reception accessed from Kings Square
  • Showers and changing facilities
  • Secure bicycle storage
  • Adjacent to the transport hub for bus and train services
  • Additional access points from Northgate Street and St Aldate Street courtyard
An agile working area with two bright pink high-backed armchairs arranged around a small table beside a glass balustrade, overlooking an open-plan atrium. There are hanging black pendant lights and seating areas in the background.
Large office desk with keyboards and mice surrounded by five office chairs. A window in the background looking out on other buildings.

opportunities

Accommodation is available on leasehold terms and has been left in shell standard for an occupier to fit out to suit their specific requirements. The accommodation could suit:

  • Educational
  • Laboratory
  • Health and wellbeing
  • Science and technology
  • Office
  • Collaborative work space
  • Leisure and recreational

In addition, parts of the Basement can be made available for ancillary uses.