Concertus to deliver first Esports facility in region for University of Suffolk

Concertus is partnering with the University of Suffolk to deliver a brand-new £1.65 million Esports facility on the Ipswich Campus

The project will transform the existing Long Street building into a dynamic space designed to support the new BA (Hons) Esports course, launching in September 2025. It will also serve as a hub for the Esports society, offering a space to play, compete, and connect.

Kelly Content, Associate for Architecture at Concertus, said: “We’re excited to bring this project to life in collaboration with the Estates Directorate at the University of Suffolk, delivering one of East Anglia’s first Esports facilities. The building will include a teaching facility on the ground floor, with a broadcast room, podcasting suite, and gaming zone on the first floor”.

The demolition phase is set to begin on 14th April, followed immediately by construction. The project will undergo a complete refurbishment, including external landscaping, architectural enhancements, interior design upgrades, and a complete overhaul of building services. The transformation will also include a full fit-out with signage and LED lighting, creating an immersive Esports gaming experience for new students.

Ipswich based Barnes Construction has been awarded the contract, and Director Damien Kerry said: “We are really pleased to be able to continue our close relationship with the University of Suffolk to deliver an exciting new space for an exciting new curriculum. We look forward to working closely with Concertus and the University to deliver another excellent project for them.”

With high-quality live streaming and remote broadcasting capabilities, the facility will be equipped to host events within the University and the wider Esports industry.

Nigel Lucker, Director of Estates at the University of Suffolk said: “This is an exciting time for us as we invest in new courses and facilities. These exciting new Esports facilities will not only attract students to come and study with us but will also give them the key skills to embark on their careers in this dynamic new sector.

“We are delighted to be working with Concertus and Barnes Construction. This collaboration aims to leverage local expertise and resources to ensure the success of this project”.

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