| HLM leads Sheffield arts tower refurb |
| Friday, 11 January 2008 | |
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Sheffield's tallest building, the 22-storey University of Sheffield arts tower is to be refurbished in a £20m scheme. The refurbishment of the Grade II* tower, built in 1964, is due to start next autumn with the tower reclad and radically improved internally. The aim is to make the building more efficient – improving the heating and ventilation, reducing glare, easing congestion around the lifts and lecture theatres, improving disabled access and increasing the number of toilets. Sheffield architects HLM have been appointed. |