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 spacesAlder lecture theatreA 300-person lecture theatre on the lower ground level with bleacher seating that can be positioned flat against the wall or tiered. Elm lecture theatreA collaborative lecture theatre which seats 112 in groups of four.Larch lecture theatreA 300-person turn-and-learn lecture theatre. Alternate rows of seats can be turned 180° to allow discussion or small working groups.Oak lecture theatreA 400-person lecture theatre with fixed seating, primarily for high-volume classes.Yew Lecture theatreA 150-person lecture theatre with bleacher-style seating which can be tiered or stacked against the back wall.Hawthorn teaching studioA 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 dividersSpecialist teaching laboratoryA 100-person specialist teaching laboratory for the School of Chemistry. A lecture in the Larch lecture theatre Accessibility information The Nucleus Building AccessAble 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
