The Devonport House Project will deliver substantial benefits to the University and the Greenwich community

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Creation of accessible public spaces within Devonport House, and improved community experience of the World Heritage site
Creation of new routes through the World Heritage Site informative signage, as well as designated student routes to better manage student movements across the area and campus
Enhanced educational offer for the Greenwich community’s prospective student population
Employment opportunities for the Greenwich community during and after construction
Increased economic activity in the Greenwich Town Centre and surrounds generated by students and staff
Reduction of traffic due to the removal of the car park between the existing Devonport House and the National Maritime Museum, will make for a calmer environment for people to enjoy

Enabling the University of Greenwich to continue providing industry leading, world class education at the Greenwich campus
A new building that responds to modern standards and methods of teaching, including digital infrastructure
Additional floorspace to enable a wide range of bespoke and flexible educational spaces
Co-location of specific education facilities within a fit-for-purpose single building
Providing an enhanced experience for everyone, including supporting students and teachers with their health and wellbeing