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May 2008 Work has begun on the new £7 million extension to the National Pollen and Aerobiology Research Unit (NPARU) at the University of Worcester The new two-storey facility will include many innovative features, including a climate-controlled room capable of testing products and the effects of illnesses such as asthma in different environmental conditions. The building is expected to be completed by autumn 2009.
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The extension will be built where the greenhouses are currently sitting.
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So the greenhouses have to go... | |||
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| The site is cleared! | The brick walls from old animal pens are revealed when the top soil is taken off. These are from when the University was a college with agricultural courses! | |||
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| Brick walls are removed and the ground smooth and rolled to produce a hard flat surface. |
The holes are dug for the foundations.
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