The University of East Anglia (UEA) occupies one of the best examples of Brutalist campus architecture. Originally designed by Sir Denys Lasdun and built in the 1960s, the estate includes numerous Grade II-and II*-listed buildings, and as its vibrant student accommodation increases, the campus continues to evolve and expand. Purcell is appointed as one of the Architects to the University of East Anglia’s Framework and are working on a number of conservation, adaptation and refurbishment projects across the university. Purcell is working on a number of conservation, adaptation and refurbishment projects across the University of East Anglia: from devising a Statement of Significance for the Lasdun Academic Teaching Wall, through to improving the versatility of campus space, Purcell’s work throughout the site will improve accessibility and flexibility while sensitively conserving its renowned Brutalist architecture.