A Hereford college has put forward plans for a new workshop to boost its teaching in building skills.
Hereford & Ludlow College says in its application for full planning permission (number 263120) that the new 950-square-metre workshop, along with a further 500 sq m of secure yard space to the rear of its Folly Lane campus “represents an important investment in the future of Herefordshire College’s vocational education provision”.
On land currently used for car parking within the college site, it would “maintain access and functionality across the wider site whilst providing enhanced facilities for students and staff”, a statement with the bid says.
With sustainability “a key consideration”, the new building’s design “seeks to minimise energy demand before considering building services and renewable energy generation” – meaning it would have high levels of insulation, airtightness and heat recovery, along with solar panels mounted on its pitched roof.
Overall, the workshop’s form would “reflect the utilitarian character of traditional workshops, agricultural buildings and light industrial structures”, while being high enough to “provide flexibility for educational needs”
Comments on the application can be made until November 27, with a decision due by the end of the year.
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