Adam Architecture bags gong for Oxford University scheme

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Source: Trinity College / Ian Wllman

Levine Building at Trinity College wins Georgian Group award

Adam Architecture’s new Levine Building for Oxford University’s Trinity College has been given an award in recognition of its contribution to its historic surroundings.

Designed by practice director Hugh Petter, the building provides 46 student bedrooms, a multi-purpose auditorium, a suite of teaching rooms, a community space and café, function space with a rooftop garden, and a new library wing.

The £30m building was also created to help improve diversity at Trinity College and to be a benchmark for overall accessibility.

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