A transformed former Royal Mail sorting office next to Bristol’s Temple Meads station is now home to the University of Bristol’s new Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus, replacing a once-notorious derelict site. The development aims to improve accessibility for students and staff by integrating directly with the transport hub. Once criticized for its dilapidated appearance, the area has been revitalized into a modern academic and public space. The campus officially opens its doors this week, marking a significant change for the neighborhood.
Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus near to station will make it easier for students and staff to commuteNot so long ago, the first impression for visitors arriving by train to Bristol’s main railway station was a derelict building described by David Cameron as looking like the entrance to a war zone.On Monday, a shiny new University of Bristol campus on the site of that crumbling Royal Mail sorting office next door to Temple Meads is opening its doors to students, teachers and members of the public. Continue reading...
