6 December 2017
Our multidisciplinary team of experts have been working on a flagship project in Northern Ireland, which will see the relocation of five post-primary schools onto one brownfield site; Strule Shared Education Campus.
A 3D fly-through of the planned campus has now been created, giving a birds-eye view of how the new educational and sporting facilities will look for the 4000 students that will benefit using them.
The footage brings the development to life as you’re taken on a journey inside campus buildings including the Christian Brothers Grammar School, Loreto Grammar School, Omagh Acadmeny Grammar School, Omagh High School and Sacred Heart College. The campus will also include the development of a Shared Education Centre, Shared Sports Centre and a Shared Sports Pavillion. External facilities will include 4 floodlit synthetic pitches, 8 multi-function grass pitches, running tracks and extensive resource areas.
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WYG is leading the integrated consultancy team, with Kennedy Fitzgerald Architects (KFA) appointed as their sub-consultant as Lead Architects. WYG is providing the following in-house consultancy services to deliver this flagship project:
Strule will have huge impact, reach and influence across Omagh and the wider district. It has been fundamentally designed to encourage cohesion and partnership through individual schools co-operating and working together, creating a vibrant, dynamic campus where learning through shared experiences enhances the quality of education for all.
The flagship Strule Shared Education Campus is currently due to open in 2021.
Visit the Strule website for more information about the project.
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