University of Plymouth
Phase I
Radnor Hall, Phase 1, consists of 404 en suite bedrooms, in a ten block
complex that is just three minutes’ walk from the University campus. Both
the students and the University see Radnor as one of the most desirable
student residences in the city. This is attributable to its great location
and its contemporary and comfortable flats that have been in operation
since September 1999.
| Number of Rooms: |
408 |
| Date of Operation: | 1999 |
Phase II
Following on from Radnor Hall was Pilgrim Hall – where the development
and operation of 236 student study bedrooms was completed in September
2000. The Pilgrim site also includes a cafeteria, security lodge and offices
for the University staff.
| Number of Rooms: |
236 |
| Date of Operation: | 2000 |
Phase III
On the back of the success of the first two partnerships, in 2004, UPP
took over a further 701 existing rooms. In the same year, UPP and the
University of Plymouth enhanced their partnership by entering into a development
partnership agreement with a view to building a further 2000 rooms over
time.
| Number of Rooms: |
631 |
| Date of Operation: | 2004 |
Phase IV
Work began in 2006 on this groundbreaking scheme which includes a new
build academic centre, incorporating a 140-seat flat floor lecture theatre;
new residential accommodation; and a student refectory.
A mixed-use scheme will include 315 new en-suite bedrooms and 14 self-contained studio bedrooms, while refurbishment of the Mary Newman building is providing a further 157 en-suite bedrooms.
| Number of Rooms: |
486, in addition to academic facilities |