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Imperial College London, South Kensington Campus Imperial College London, South Kensington campus Hyde Park Ke nsington Gore Royal Albert Hall e t ate Ga Prince’s Gate s G 2 ’s Gardens n’ rince P Quee 1 Beit Quad Prince Consort Road Sports 3 4 Centre 5 6 9 Royal School Blackett 8 10 11 13 of Mines Prince’s Gardens (North Side) 7 e eric Hill 12 Bon d 14 Ro Bessemer Tanaka Business 19 15 ACE School 16 g Huxley 18 20 17 Electrical Engineerin Prince’s 23 ad Gardens Sherfield 21 22 Ro Faculty 24 29 26 Prince’s Gardens (Watts Way) Queen’s 27 28 Lawn Mechanical Southside 25 Library Skempton Engineering xhibition 31 E 30 Imperial College Road 32 34 Chemistry Biochemistry 35 Chemistry 50 metres RCS 33 Sir Alexander 36 Fleming Frankland Road South Kensington C r o m w e l l R o a d e oe Plac Thu rl Vehicle entrance Thurloe St reet Buildings where wheelchair access is not possible at this time 1 Beit Quadrangle 10 Royal School of Mines 20 53 Prince’s Gate 29 Mechanical Engineering 2 Imperial College Union 11 Aston Webb 21 Linstead Hall Building 3 College House 12 Bessemer Building 22 Sherfield Building 30 Institute for Mathematical 4 Ethos Sports Centre 13 Goldsmiths Building 23 Faculty Building Sciences 5 Student Accommodation 14 Health Centre, Dentist 24 58 Prince’s Gate 31 Southside (under construction) Office 15 Huxley Building Conference Link 32 Biochemistry Building Garden Hall 16 ACE Extension 25 170 Queen’s Gate 33 Flowers Building 6 Weeks Hall 17 William Penney 26 Imperial College and 34 Chemistry Building 7 Blackett Laboratory Laboratory Science Museum Libraries 35 Sir Alexander Fleming 8 Roderic Hill Building 18 Electrical Engineering 27 Queen’s Tower Building 9 Bone Building 19 Tanaka Business School 28 Skempton Building 36 Chemistry RCS Building key 1 Beit Quadrangle 22 Sherfield Building Imperial College Union Level 1: Security Reception, Bank, Catering, Main Dining Hall Beit Hall Level 2: Great Hall, Union Shop, Junior Common Room, QT snack bar, Newsagent, Senior Common Room, 2 Imperial College Union Travel Services 3 College House Level 3: Registry, Outreach, Centre for Professional ICON Development, Careers Service, Graduate Schools Level 4: Archives, Finance, Human Resources 4 Ethos Sports Centre (under construction) Level 5: Read and Pippard Lecture Theatres, Estates, Sport Imperial Seminar and Learning Centre, Centre for Educational 5 Prince’s Gardens, North Side Development, Institute of Biomedical Engineering Early Years Education Centre (8), 23 Faculty Building Environmental Policy (8,13 & 14), Alumni and Development, Central Secretariat, Student Accommodation Office (15), Communications, Strategy and Planning, Faculties of Academic Visitors’ Accommodation, Engineering, Medicine and Natural Sciences administration, Garden Hall (10-12) Finance, Human Resources, Rector’s Office, Research Services 6 Weeks Hall 24 58 Prince’s Gate 7 Blackett Laboratory Conference Link Physics 25 170 Queen’s Gate 8 Roderic Hill Building Council Room, Dining Room and Solar Aeronautics, The Composites Centre, Chemical Engineering 26 Imperial College and Science Museum Libraries and Chemical Technology, Centre for Process Systems Central Library, Science Museum Library, Centre for the Engineering History of Science, Technology and Medicine, Blyth Music and 9 Bone Building Arts Centre, Waterstone’s Aeronautics, Chemical Engineering and Chemical Technology 27 Queen’s Tower 10 Royal School of Mines 28 Skempton Building Earth Science and Engineering, Materials Civil and Environmental Engineering, Centre for 11 Aston Webb Environmental Control and Waste Management, Centre for Transport Studies Earth Science and Engineering, Materials 12 Bessemer Building (under construction) 29 Mechanical Engineering Building Bioengineering, Mechanical Engineering, Vibration University Environment Office Technology Centre, ICT, Humanities 13 Goldsmiths Building Earth Science and Engineering, Materials 30 Institute for Mathematical Sciences 14 Health Centre, Dentist (temporary accommodation) 31 Southside Halls (under construction) 15 Huxley Building 32 Biochemistry Building Computing, Mathematics, Physics Centre for Bioinformatics, Centre for Biomolecular Electron Microscopy, Glycobiology Training Research and 16 ACE Extension Infrastructure Centre Aeronautics, Chemical Engineering and Chemical Technology 33 Flowers Building 17 William Penney Laboratory Centre for Structural Biology, Centre for Molecular Computing—London E-Science Centre Microbiology and Infection 18 Electrical Engineering Building 34 Chemistry Building Audio Visual Services, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Chemistry Imperial Innovations, Business Development Services 35 Sir Alexander Fleming Building 19 Tanaka Business School Centre for Chronobiology, Biological Sciences, Medicine, Centre for Quantitative Finance, Innovation Studies Centre, Advanced Biotechnology Centre Entrepreneurship Centre, Centre for Health Management 36 Chemistry RCS 20 53 Prince’s Gate Biochemistry, Centre for Photomolecular Sciences, Chemistry (Under construction) 21 Linstead Hall Department key A Imperial Innovations, Electrical Engineering Building, 18 Academic Visitors’ Accommodation, 5 Innovation Studies Centre, 19 Advanced Biotechnology Centre, 35 Institute for Mathematical Sciences, 30 Aeronautics, Roderic Hill Building 8, Bone Building 9, ACE Extension, 16 Institute of Biomedical Engineering, 22 Alumni and Development, Faculty Building, 23 J Archives, Level 4 Sherfield Building, 22 Junior Common Room, Level 2 Sherfield Building, 22 Audio Visual Services, Electrical Engineering Building, 18 L B Linstead Hall, 21 Bank (Natwest), Level 1 Sherfield Building, 22 Library (Imperial College and Science Museum), 26 Beit Hall, 1 London E-Science Centre, 17 Bessemer Building (under construction), 12 Bioengineering, Mechanical Engineering Building, 29 M Bioinformatics, Centre for, 32 Main Dining Hall, Level 1 Sherfield Building, 22 Biomolecular Electron Microscopy, Centre for, 32 Materials, Royal School of Mines, 10, Aston Webb, 11, Goldsmiths Bookshop (Waterstone’s), 26 Building, 13 Blyth Music and Arts Centre, 26 Mathematics, Huxley Building, 15 C Mechanical Engineering, 29 Medicine, Sir Alexander Fleming Building, 35 Catering, Level 1 Sherfield Building, 22 Molecular Microbiology and Infection, Centre for, Flowers Building, 33 Central Secretariat, Faculty Building, 23 Chemical Engineering and Chemical Technology, Roderic Hill Building 8, N Bone Building 9, ACE Extension, 16 Newsagent, Level 2 Sherfield Building, 22 Chemistry, Chemistry Building, 34, Chemistry RCS, 36 O Chronobiology, Centre for, Sir Alexander Fleming Building, 35 Outreach, Level 3 Sherfield Building, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Skempton Building, 28 22 College House, 3 P Communications, Faculty Building, 23 Pippard Lecture Theatre, Level 5 Sherfield Building, 22 Composites Centre, The, 8 Photomolecular Sciences, Centre for, Chemistry RCS, 36 Computing, Huxley Building, 15, ACE Extension, 16 Physics, Blackett Laboratory 7, Huxley Building, 15 Conference Link, 58 Prince’s Gate, 24 Process Systems Engineering, Centre for, 8 Council Room, 170 Queen’s Gate, 25 Professional Development, Centre for, Level 3 Sherfield Building, 22 D Q Dining Room and Solar, 170 Queen’s Gate, 25 QT snack bar, Level 2 Sherfield Building, 22 E Quantitative Finance, Centre for, Tanaka Business School, 19 Queen’s Tower, Early Years Education Centre, 8 Prince’s Gardens North Side, 5 27 Earth Science and Engineering, Royal School of Mines, 10, Aston R Webb, 11, Goldsmiths Building, 13 Read Lecture Theatre, Level 5 Sherfield Building, 22 Educational Development, Centre for, Sherfield Building, 22 Rector’s Office, Faculty Building, 23 Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Electrical Engineering Building, 18 Registry, Level 3 Sherfield Building, 22 Entrepreneurship Centre, 19 Research Services, Level 1 Faculty Building, 23 Environmental Control and Waste Management, Centre for, Skempton Building, 28 S Environmental Policy, 8, 13 & 14 Prince’s Gardens North Side, 5 Security Reception, Level 1 Sherfield Building, 22 Estates, Level 5 Sherfield Building, 22 Senior Common Room, Level 2 Sherfield Building, 22 Ethos Sports Centre (under construction), 4 Southside Halls (under construction), 31 F Strategy and Planning, Faculty Building, 23 Structural Biology, Centre for, Flowers Building, 33 Faculties of Engineering, Life Sciences, Medicine and Physical Sciences Student Accommodation Office 15 Prince’s Gardens North Side, 5 administration, Faculty Building, 23 Finance, Level 4 Sherfield Building, 22, Faculty Building, 23 T G Tanaka Business School, 19 Transport Studies, Centre for, Skempton Building, 28 Garden Hall 10-12 Prince’s Gardens North Side, 5 Travel Services, Level 2 Sherfield Building, 22 Glycobiology Training, Research and Infrastructure Centre, 32 Graduate Schools, Level 3 Sherfield Building, 22 U Great Hall, Level 2 Sherfield Building, 22 Union Shop, Level 2 Sherfield Building, 22 H V Health Centre, Dentist (temporary accommodation), 14 Vibration University Technology Centre, Mechanical Health Management, Centre for, 19 Engineering Building, 29 History of Science, Technology and Medicine, Centre for the, Level 2 W Central Library, 26 Humanities, Mechanical Engineering, 29 Weeks Hall, 6 Human Resources, Faculty Building, 23, Level 4 Sherfield Building, 22 William Penney Laboratory, 17 I ICT, Mechanical Engineering Building, 29 Imperial College Union, Beit Quad, 2.
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