BHIC is the world-leading life sciences campus which will be home to the PHTA. It will provide innovation facilities in the heart of Birmingham’s critical cluster of health excellence, and is being developed through a long-term collaboration between the University of Birmingham and experienced investor-developers Bruntwood SciTech.
Phase 1 of the ten-year masterplan will offer 133,000 sq ft of premium lab and office space for forward-thinking businesses in the health and life sciences sector.
A major link in the region’s life science ecosystem, BHIC will provide unique opportunities for collaboration between clinical and academic experts, and will offer national and international leadership in key areas of healthcare innovation including biopharma, precision medicine and genomics.
It will become the only science park in the region dedicated to health and life sciences, sitting at the heart of a critical cluster of health excellence, led by BHP, creating opportunities for transformative collaborations between businesses, the University and NHS partners.
Bruntwood SciTech is the UK’s leading creator of thriving innovation districts, providing the environments for businesses in the science and technology sector to start and scale.
A 50:50 joint venture between leading property company Bruntwood and Legal & General, Bruntwood SciTech features high quality office and laboratory space, a range of scientific services and bespoke programmes of business support, along with access to networks that enables companies in the science and technology sector to form, collaborate, scale and grow.
Bruntwood SciTech has unique experience in creating and developing strategic partnerships between cities, universities, NHS Trusts and other key stakeholders to drive economic growth through investment in science and technology infrastructure.
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PHTA will be located on the A38 Aston Webb Boulevard, three miles south west of the centre of Birmingham. Secure bicycle storage, electric vehicle charging points and onsite parking will all be available. Please note, Birmingham does have a Clean Air Zone in place. For more information, please visit the Brum Breathes website.
From Birmingham New Street station, connect to a local service to University station. Outside the station, turn left and follow Vincent Drive and Aston Webb Boulevard down to Birmingham Health Innovation Campus.
