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THE MAURICE WILKES BUILDING. Part First Floor, St John’s Innovation Park, Cambridge, CB4 0DS. 731 sq m (7,874 sq ft) Key Highlights. Close to the Junction of the A14, A10 and M11. Walking distance from Cambridge North train station. Guided Bus and Park & Ride services nearby. 21 car parking spaces. New prominent Grade A ofice accommodation.
THE MAUR. i. CE WILKES BUILDING. Located at the gateway to St John’s Innovation Park, the Maurice Wilkes Building provides prestigious Grade ‘A’ office accommodation arranged over five floors, plus an impressive reception and 2,077 sq ft roof terrace.
Four further buildings: St John’s House, Edinburgh House and the Vitrum and Platinum buildings, were completed in 2001. More recently the Maurice Wilkes building, positioned at the gateway to the Park, was completed in June 2018.
Prestigious Grade 'A' office accommodation in Cambridge. The Maurice Wilkes Building, named after Sir Maurice Vincent Wilkes, is situated at St John’s Innovation Park, which is located opposite Cambridge Science Park. The building is located in an impressive position, on the southern end of the park, providing significant office opportunities ...
Apr 7, 2016 · Subject to achieving consent, the Maurice Wilkes Building will provide a significant headquarters opportunity, offering 63,000 sq ft (5,852 sq m) of premium Grade A office and R & D space. Designed with flexibility in mind, the building also has the potential to be sub-divided and multi-occupied.
Mar 17, 2016 · Subject to achieving consent, the Maurice Wilkes Building will provide a significant headquarters opportunity, offering 63,000 sq ft (5,852 sq m) of premium Grade A office and R & D space. Designed with flexibility in mind, the building also has the potential to be sub-divided and multi-occupied.
Jul 13, 2018 · St John’s College, with development manager Turnstone Estates, celebrated the completion of the Maurice Wilkes Building on St John’s Innovation Park in Cambridge on Friday 29th June. More than 100 guests including family members of esteemed scientist and the building’s namesake, Sir Maurice Wilkes, came to watch the plaque unveiled by the ...
