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Architecture in Oxford We've selected what we feel are the key examples of Oxford Architecture. We aim to include Oxfordshire buildings that are either of top quality or interesting, or ideally both. We cover completed buildings, new building designs, architectural exhibitions and architecture competitions across Oxford. The focus is on contemporary Oxford buildings but information on traditional buildings is also welcome. We have 2 pages of Oxford Architecture selections with links to many individual project pages. Oxford Architecture : news + key projects (this page) Oxford Buildings : A-O Oxford Building Designs : P-Z Oxford Building - Latest Designs Architecture in Oxford - latest additions to this page, arranged chronologically: St Antony’s College Gateway Building Design: Bennetts Associates photo © Hufton+Crow St Antony’s College Building Oxford - 14 May 2013 Construction has started on Bennetts Associates’ new Gateway Building for St Antony’s College, University of Oxford, a graduate college specialising in international relations, economics, politics and specialist areas of history. Radcliffe Humanities Building, University of Oxford, England Design: Purcell photo : Andy Spain Radcliffe Humanities Building - 26 Mar 2013 Building shortlisted for prestigious architecture awards: The Radcliffe Humanities building at the University of Oxford has been shortlisted for a prestigious Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) award and a Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Building Conservation award. Once the home of Oxford’s first ever hospital, the Radcliffe Infirmary underwent a £10m renovation last year. Saint Antony's College - Middle East Centre Oxford Design: Zaha Hadid Architects image from architect Saint Antony's College Oxford - 24 Jan 2013 The Middle East Centre of St. Antony’s College is the University of Oxford’s centre for interdisciplinary study of the Modern Middle East. The centre was founded in 1957 and it is focused on research on humanities and social sciences with a wide reference to the Arab World and its geographic adjacencies. University of Oxford, Mathematical Institute Rafael Viñoly Architects image from architects University of Oxford Mathematical Institute - 12 Oct 2012 Rafael Viñoly Architects is proud to announce that the University of Oxford is currently celebrating the “Topping Out” of the Mathematical Institute, a landmark for the site and sets the stage for future development. Construction began in the summer of 2011 and completion will be achieved in 2013. The Shulman Auditorium, Queen’s College Oxford Berman Guedes Stretton photo : Adrian Arbib The Shulman Auditorium Oxford - 30 Jun 2012 The context could not be more challenging: with Hawksmoor spires behind it sits in the heart of the college facing the dons’ Senior Common Room. Yet the Shulman Auditorium is remarkable for its skilful combination of traditional materials with an uncompromisingly modern design and it became a much loved part of the college from the moment it opened. Student Accommodation, Somerville College, University of Oxford Niall McLaughlin Architects photo : Nick Kane Student Accommodation Oxford - RIBA Awards 2012 winner The demolition of the Radcliffe Infirmary exposed a long blank façade as the college had long turned its back on the hospital. An exchange of land allowed a development on this edge site containing new student rooms thus meaning the college can re-orientate its grounds towards a new Humanities faculty. Just six metres deep by 175 metres long the site is just big enough for a row of rooms with a connecting corridor. Brasenose College Buildings, Oxford University Berman Guedes Stretton photo : Andy Spain Brasenose College Oxford University - 26 Jun 2012 Brasenose College’s bursar has highly commended Berman Guedes Stretton’s recently completed work at the college, reinforcing the practice’s reputation for bringing exceptional design skill and imaginative space use to the most challenging historic buildings. Oxford Architecture - Major Buildings Major Oxfordshire Buildings, alphabetical: Ashmolean Museum Rick Mather Architects photo © Richard Bryant/ Arcaid Ashmolean Museum   Chemistry Oxford Francis- Jones Morehen Thorp image from architects Chemistry Oxford   Middle East Centre Zaha Hadid Architects picture from architect Middle East Centre Oxford   Oxford Molecular Pathology Institute Make with Nightingale Associates picture from architect Oxford Molecular Pathology Institute   St Clare's College Hodder + Partners picture from architect St Clare's College Oxford   St. John’s College Building MJP Architects picture © Peter Durant St. John’s College Oxford   University College Boathouse Belsize Architects picture © Nick Kane University College Boathouse University of Oxford Biochemistry Dept. Hawkins\Brown image : Keith Collie University of Oxford Biochemistry Building Architecture in Oxford Oxford Buildings - no images, alphabetical: Oxford Academy School, Peers School, Littlemore HKR Architects Oxford Academy School St Cross College Oxford St Cross College Oxford, Design Competition - Shortlisted Architects More Oxford Architecture projects online soon Oxford Architect : Practice Listings

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North Wall Performing Arts Centre, St. Edward's School, Summertown, Oxon
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Lower Mill Estate: Architecture Competition, Oxfordshire
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