Buildings
CUED consists of several sites scattered around Cambridge:
- The main buildings are located at Trumpington Street on the Scroope House site, where most of the undergraduate teaching in the Engineering Tripos is carried out. The first building on the site was the Inglis building, completed in 1945, and was closely followed by the Baker Building, completed in 1952.
- The Whittle Laboratory (turbomachinery laboratory opened in 1973), the Centre for Advanced Photonics & Electronics (CAPE) and the Institute for Manufacturing (opened in 2009) at the West Cambridge site.
- The Schofield Centre (Geotechnical Centrifuge laboratory) on the High Cross site.
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