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Introduction
Ashworth Laboratories and Natural History Museum
The building houses a large lecture theatre, laboratories and the natural history collections.
C H Waddington Building
Completed in March 2009, the C H Waddington building is home to the Centre for Systems Biology at Edinburgh.
Cockburn Geological Museum
The Cockburn Geological Museum at the Grant Institute houses an extensive collection of geological specimens and historical objects.
James Clerk Maxwell Building
The James Clerk Maxwell Building (JCMB) is the administrative and teaching centre of the School of Physics and Astronomy and the School of Mathematics.
King’s Buildings House and King’s Buildings Centre
King’s Buildings House and King’s Buildings Centre offer study, catering, computer and sports facilities.
Noreen and Kenneth Murray Library
The new Noreen and Kenneth Murray Library at the King’s Buildings campus opened on Tuesday, 31 July 2012.
The Royal Observatory
Built in 1893, the historic Royal Observatory continues to be at the forefront of astronomical research.
William Rankine Building
The William Rankine building houses the School of Engineering’s Institute for Infrastructure and Environment.
This article was published on Aug 1, 2012