The Knowledge Cauldron

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Designing for high-tech science, innovation and research starts in a decisively low-tech manner – by face-to-face communication.

By working together in the same location, in places where knowledge can be shared within an expansive SciTech ecosystem, valuable relationships can be forged. Spaces which nourish connectivity are crucial for ground-breaking scientific discovery and technological breakthroughs.

Here, our SciTech experts share their ideas for creating the best knowledge cauldrons, helping to stir the creative pot for true innovation.

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Creating the Knowledge Cauldron - Part 1: Optimising building typologies

Christoph Ackermann compares the benefits of horizontal and vertical science and technology building typologies

Creating the Knowledge Cauldron – Part 2: A Lesson for SciTech from Higher Education

Martin Jarvie explains how the intensification of collaboration in higher education is inspiring the next generation of SciTech buildings.

Creating the Knowledge Cauldron – Part 3: Science and Technology for all

Michelle Xuereb explains why designing for inclusion creates better science and technology facilities with global appeal.

Creating the Knowledge Cauldron – Part 4: A local network for global innovation

Nigel Coutts explains how science and technology buildings shape the urban landscape and contribute to a city's identity and resilience.

Creating the Knowledge Cauldron - Part 5: Science on show

John Roycroft describes how the design strategies for science, technology and research buildings have transformed to put science in the heart of the structures.

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