Can’t find any PICs of the Business School…. Why?

I was offered an unconditional for the Business and Management with Innovation. I have been to Bristol before (international student from the US) but not to tour the Uni. I am planning on visiting in the next 2 months, but I was wondering why I am unable to find any pictures, video tours, or any images at all of the Business School facilities?
Is it that terrible of a building that the uni is embarrass to showcase or publish pictures of it?
I understand the Business school will likely move to Temple Quarter once that project is done and that it really only officially started as a business school in 2022, but in the meantime, where are the classes being held? Is it Howard House (b school address)? If so, how do I find images of the space? Meeting rooms, classrooms, etc? Impossible to find anything…..I can find almost every other school tour on YouTube, but Bristol’s b-school.
The program looks amazing on paper. I understand the Innovation classes are held at the Richmond building for now, but the lack of information as to where business classes are held is a little concerning.
If anyone here can help it would be great.

It sounds like you're more interested in what things look like rather than, for example, the quality of the teaching.
My experience of university (and while I didn't go to Bristol, I suspect most universities are similar) is that most teaching spaces are rather uninspiring. Universities tend to have a range of buildings of different ages. Some are rather more frayed around the edges than others.
The reality is that teaching rooms generally don't need much more than chairs and desks to sit at; a whiteboard/markers/eraser and/or blackboard/chalk/eraser, and computer/data projector/screen to project on to.
You might find that your lectures/seminars/tutorials etc take place in a department's nominal home building. On the other hand you might find that that nominal home building houses the offices of academic staff and administrators but that teaching takes place elsewhere. (In my case, I can think of at six different buildings that I had lectures in.)
For some modules with large intakes of students (and I imagine that, given your programme, you'll be taking some of those modules) your lectures are likely to be held in large lecture theatres with capacities in the hundreds. A university isn't going to have many 200+ seat lecture theatres, so your lectures will be held in buildings with such large teaching spaces, irrespective of where your department is nominally based.