Bruntwood SciTech has proposed to add an extra workspace for about 75 life sciences and tech businesses at Melbourn Science Park in Cambridgeshire.
The developer plans to invest £250m over the next 10 years to create 390,000 sq ft of laboratory and office space alongside a village green for the local community.
The proposals, designed by architect Shepard Robson, also include refurbishments of three existing buildings to accommodate a wide range of firms from start-ups through to international research and development centres of excellence.
A new 18-bedroom hotel and a gastropub are also planned.
Jamie Clyde, director of southern region and innovation services at Bruntwood SciTech, said: “Our vision for the campus is to be a hub where research, commercialisation and corporate innovation come together to improve human lives and healthcare.
“It will be a place to innovate, collaborate, grow businesses and socialise while promoting inclusivity and wellbeing for those who work on the campus and the wider local community.”
The masterplan’s first phase of redevelopment is anticipated to begin in winter 2023 and reach completion in spring 2026.
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