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The Quad North Building (formerly Halsbury/Physics) is a 3 storey, concrete framed building, which was constructed in c. 1970 to house physics laboratories and associated institutional facilities.
There is an adjoining two storey building (The Postgraduate School) at the front of the building, and a single storey, building on the western side of the building, which were both constructed at the same time as the main Quad North Building. In 2003, a large 2 storey extension (The Wolfson Centre) was added at the rear of the building.
The main 3 storey section of the Quad North Building has undergone several cosmetic refurbishments since construction.
As Brunel University are still finalising documents all stage 2 documents are available, however stage 3 documents will be made available in the coming weeks.
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