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Public Art at the Cambridge Biomedical Campus

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Public art is a key part of the Cambridge Biomedical Campus experience, designed to enhance the wellbeing of everyone who spends time there.

As you explore the site, you’ll find artworks thoughtfully integrated into buildings, green spaces and walkways, creating a setting that is both visually engaging and calming. The programme brings together artists and designers to create pieces that respond to the campus environment, helping to make it feel welcoming and inspiring for visitors as well as those who work there.

For visitors, this means there’s plenty to discover simply by walking around. From striking installations to subtle artistic details in the landscape, the campus offers a chance to experience art in an open, accessible setting. With new commissions and initiatives such as artist residencies continuing to shape the space, it’s a place where creativity and innovation come together, making a visit both interesting and enjoyable.

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