Confederation of British Industry director general Digby Jones last week opened a new art, design and technology centre at Bromsgrove School designed by Birmingham-based practice Associated Architects.
The £2.5 million centre features a top-lit central space around which the different departments are located.
It is the fifth building by the practice at the private school. The town-centre building at Jones' Alma Mater includes a natural ventilation system and allows rainwater to be reclaimed for use in the building itself.
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