The new £32 million Simon Sainsbury Centre opens at Cambridge Judge Business School, providing 5,000 square metres of new teaching, meeting and dining space.

The project, designed by Stirling Prize-winning architect Stanton Williams, sits on Tennis Court Road in Cambridge just behind Cambridge Judge’s iconic Addenbrooke’s building on Trumpington Street. The project was supported in part by a generous donation from the Monument Trust, whose founder Simon Sainsbury was also one of the Business School’s original benefactors.

The Simon Sainsbury Centre will transform Cambridge Judge Business School, providing a physical space that fosters collaboration among students, executives, corporate partners, alumni and others, capturing the ethos and spirit of the School. The creation of the Simon Sainsbury Centre has provided an unparalleled opportunity for the Cambridge Judge Business School to re-engage with their global community of alumni and external colleagues, who have been vibrant and active contributors in its creation.

The new space includes two new lecture theatres, breakout rooms, faculty offices and new dining facilities in order to serve all parts of the Cambridge Judge community including degree students, Executive Education clients, faculty and external partners.

Cambridge Filmworks have filmed the brand new Centre in a new immersive 360 degree video, allowing viewers to experience the space for themselves.

To find out more, please visit:

https://insight.jbs.cam.ac.uk/2018/new-simon-sainsbury-centre-welcomes-students-and-delegates/

An immersive 360° view of the Cambridge Judge Business School
Cambridge Filmworks
Cambridge Video Production
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