D23

shows D23 teaching spaces with 8 desks in middle of the room and room for 16 occupants. There's a large wall mounted monitor at one end.

Room details

Location

Biomedical Sciences Building, University Walk, Bristol, City of Bristol, BS8 1TD, Clifton Campus MAP

Capacity

16

Room Setup

8 tables on wheels loacted in centre of room in a boardroom style. The room has whiteboards fixed to the walls. The floor is carpeted.

Catering allowed

No

Directions

D23 is in the Biomedical Sciences Building, University Walk. Enter the building via the main entrance, using a Ucard. Turn right and proceed passed the Estate Assistants reception desk. D23 is through the automatic doors, and on the right hand side of the corridor.

Opening times

  • Monday to Friday: 8 am to 6.30 pm
  • Saturday and Sunday: closed

Find a study space

Students can use Central Teaching Spaces for studying when they are not being used for teaching. Check the availability of Central Teaching Spaces.

Accessibility

This room is wheelchair accessible.

  • Wheelchair accessible from ramp at front of the building.
  • Accessible for both presenter and audience.

Hearing Loop

No

Find out more on AccessAble. 

Lighting

This room has no natural light and an adjustable light setting on the lectern. 

AV Guide

Re/Play

No

Interactive Hybrid Teaching

No

Area

31.181 m2

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Room guidelines

Please do not remove any furniture from this room as it will impact of the next timetabled group using the space.

Rooms are used in many ways, both in and out of core hours.  We recognise that it is unrealistic to provide 1-2-1 support throughout the day to the hundreds of rooms in use across campus at any one time, but that it is reasonable to ask that all users make use of facilities in a thoughtful and mutually responsible way to avoid disrupting or over-burdening colleagues. 

On behalf of the University community, we ask that you read the guidelines to understand how we can work together to make the best use of our facilities.