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where are we now: the existing estateTables 6 and 7 below provide details of thecurrent stock of residential accommodation, thefloor-space, bed-spaces available and details ofownership.Table 6: Student residential accommodation in StirlingResidential BuildingsOn CampusA K Davidson HallAlexander CourtAlexander Court LaundryAndrew Stewart HallH H Donnelly HouseFraser of Allander HouseGeddes CourtMuirhead HouseMurray HallPendreich WayPolwarth HousePolwarth House LaundryPolwarth House LockupsSpittal HillSpittal Hill LaundryGross InternalArea m 2 Bed spaces Owner555851169056042792354741663001538181019664112717773027732202071241632091202795099001150UniversityUniversityUniversityUniversityUniversityUniversityUniversityUniversityUniversityUniversityUniversityUniversityUniversityUniversityUniversityOff CampusAlangrangeFriars CroftFriars Croft GarageJohn Forty’s CourtLyon CrescentThistle ChambersUnion Street, Bridge of AllanUnion Street, Stirling40535 1965117642030658643665769442764411028718538326611524 834UniversityUniversityUniversityUniversityLink HousingStandard LifeUniversityLink HousingTable 7: Staff residential accommodation in StirlingResidential BuildingsStaff Housing on CampusAirthrey Castle Yard No. 2136Airthrey Castle Yard No. 3136Airthrey Castle Yard No. 499Airthrey Castle Yard No. 599Airthrey Castle Yard No. 699Airthrey Castle Yard No. 799Ivy Cottage / Garden Cottage 2 100Gross InternalArea m 2 Bed spaces Owner5555550768 30UniversityUniversityUniversityUniversityUniversityUniversityUniversity2Ivy Cottage and Garden Cottage are currently uninhabitable.26
where are we now: the existing estate9.4 Highland and Western Isles CampusesIn addition to the Stirling Campus on AirthreyEstate, the University has a lease to occupypart of the Centre for Health Sciencesbuilding completed in 2006 situated withinthe boundaries of the estate of the RaigmoreHospital NHS Trust in Inverness. The WesternIsles Campus consists of a number of roomsleased from and embedded in the 1990sStornoway Hospital NHS Trust Building. Nursingis taught in Stornoway and Nursing andMidwifery in Inverness.Some residential space for Stirling students isprovided directly by the hospital trusts in bothInverness and Stornoway.9.5 Off-Campus Research FacilitiesThe University owns and occupies several remoteresearch outposts operated by the Institute ofAquaculture comprising a Fish Farm and ResearchStation at Howietown, a Freshwater ResearchUnit at Buckieburn, a Marine Laboratory atMachrihanish and a reservoir at Dunblane. Theproperties are a mix of residential, academic andcommercial buildings of varying age and condition.The management of these facilities is overseenby the External Facilities Committee which reportsthrough the Finance and Infrastructure Committee(FIC) to University Court. The fish farming activities atthe Field Stations are operated on a commercial basis.Building areas and their uses are indicated in Table 8.Table 8: Research Field StationsHowietounMilnholm HouseCottageBothyOffices/Stores/LaboratoryGarage StoreHatcherySauchiemill Cottages (3No.)MuseumCold StoreOffice in PondBuckieburnHouseFilter StationOfficesMachrihanishHouseLaboratoryTank House/AquariumLife boat stationDunblane ReservoirGross InternalArea m 21491009017040543238185303010023012012875370633n/aBuilding UseResidentialResidentialResidentialOffice/ResearchStorageCommercialResidentialCommercialStorageCommercialResidentialAcademicResidentialResearchCommercialCommercialCommercial27
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