King's Buildings

In 1919 Edinburgh University bought the land of West Mains Farm in the south of the city with the intention of building a satellite campus specialising in the Sciences.

[3] University of Edinburgh celebrated more than 100 years of the site in 2021 with their KB101 campaign which included a lecture series[4] and newly commissioned artworks by Katie Paterson.

When the proposed changes were discussed in City of Edinburgh Development Management Sub-Committee, it was pointed out that some of the names were overly long and cumbersome.

[6] The final agreed street system was: Building names at KB reflect the spectrum of British science: On 5 August 2014, FloWave TT[10] was inaugurated by Amber Rudd, UK Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change.

The KB 5 Road Race is organised every year by the Edinburgh University Hare and Hounds Running Club.

View of King's Buildings from the Braid Hills
Paolozzi statue at King's Buildings
Marion Ross Road sign
Marion Ross Road sign
Statues at Kings Buildings
Statues at Kings Buildings
New KB Nucleus phase 1 Building
New KB Nucleus Phase 1 Building
James Clerk Maxwell Building
The Noreen and Kenneth Murray Library
Christina Miller Building
Sanderson Building (Engineering)
Scottish Microelectronics Centre
Darwin Building in 1967