SCONUL Library Design Awards 2019 - University of Birmingham
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The University of Birmingham is undertaking a new library project. Diane Job, the Director of Library Services, and Stephen Ashton, the Senior Project Manager for Estates, are overseeing the project internally. Warren Jukes, the Director of Associated Architects, is leading the architectural firm working on the project.
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