The Nucleus Building has seven large and medium general teaching spaces, as well as a specialist teaching laboratory for the School of Chemistry on the top floor. The lecture theatres and teaching spaces offer a choice of sizes and some offer flexible seating. All teaching spaces are fully accessible and equipped with AV presentation facilities. Teaching spaces Alder lecture theatre A 300-person lecture theatre on the lower ground level with bleacher seating that can be positioned flat against the wall or tiered. Elm lecture theatre A collaborative lecture theatre which seats 112 in groups of four. Larch lecture theatre A 300-person turn-and-learn lecture theatre. Alternate rows of seats can be turned 180° to allow discussion or small working groups. Oak lecture theatre A 400-person lecture theatre with fixed seating, primarily for high-volume classes. Yew Lecture theatre A 150-person lecture theatre with bleacher-style seating which can be tiered or stacked against the back wall. Hawthorn teaching studio A 132-person studio classroom with six-person group teaching desks. Rowan studio A 60-person studio classroom with ten wheeled tables seating six, with white board dividers Specialist teaching laboratory A 100-person specialist teaching laboratory for the School of Chemistry. A lecture in the Larch lecture theatre Accessibility information The Nucleus Building AccessAble 360° images View 360° photographs of spaces in the Nucleus Building Floor plans Document Nucleus floor plans (627.67 KB / PDF) A tour of the Nucleus Three of our students give a quick tour of the main facilities. A student tour of the Nucleus Building at King's Buildings, highlighting the learning and teaching facilities. This article was published on 2024-05-29
