The building was opened in 2019.
Creative arts subjects are taught alongside each other encouraging collaboration amongst students and staff.
The foyer space contains a cafe, seating area and gallery space to showcase student work.
A new performance space within the Daphne Oram building has a stage, lighting and sound equipment to support live performances and a sprung floor.
Students performing on stage in the Daphne Oram performance space.
Students can access fully-equipped recording studios to mix their tracks.
Flexible studio spaces flooded with natural light with views of Canterbury cathedral provide a perfect working environment for creative designers.
View of Canterbury Cathedral from inside Daphne Oram.
Flexible photography studio spaces enable professional standard shoots to take place inside the building.
Daphne Oram has many places where you can work as an individual or with a group.
Large areas are available to encourage group work with a range of useful resources on hand such as iMacs and movable screens.
Games Design students analysing gameplay. Daphne Oram is home to a variety of digital facilities and resources.
iMAC lab. Students can utilise Apple iMACs for creative, artistic designs and project work.
Alongside all the digital resources you would expect to find in a modern creative arts facility you will also find equipment such as printing presses to enable more traditional design methods to be explored.
Graphic Design student working on a screen print.