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The Oxford Science Park is majority owned by Magdalen College, Oxford, upholding its research heritage and its strategy to support discovery, innovation and entrepreneurship. Providing an influential science and technology environment, the Park has ambitious plans to create an additional 600,000+ sq ft of laboratory and office space over the ...

Oct 6, 2023 · The Iversen Building is the largest and most advanced spec-built commercial science building in Oxfordshire to date, with the capability to support the rapidly-growing emerging life science sector.

The Oxford Science Park Magdalen Centre 1 Robert Robinson Avenue Oxford OX4 4GA. Tel: 01865 784000

The Leggett Building is the second of two next generation purpose built Laboratory and Office buildings on The Oxford Science Park. Located immedaitely adjacent to The Iversen Building, it will be delivered to an enhanced shell & core laboratory specification which will expedite occupation and reduce occupier expenditure and wasted materials.

The Oxford Science Park's most ambitious development that will deliver 450,000 sq ft of market-leading, premium lab space across three highly specified buildings. Due for completion in 2026. www.daubenyoxfordsp.com. Get In Touch Explore the Building

From University of Oxford spin-outs to growth companies tackling metabolic disease, medical device companies and key players in the pandemic response, there’s a vast array of expertise at The Oxford Science Park.

Feb 20, 2025 · The Daubeny Project is The Oxford Science Park’s most ambitious development to date. Covering 450,000 sq ft over three buildings, the project will deliver world-class lab and office space for global science and technology companies.

The Iversen Building is the first of two next generation purpose built Laboratory and Office buildings on The Oxford Science Park. The Iversen Building has been delivered to an enhanced shell & core laboratory specification which will expedite occupation and reduce occupier expenditure and wasted materials.