MICA completes redevelopment of Pembroke College site in Oxford

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Source: Hufton+Crow

The new buildings provide student accommodation for 85 graduates, teaching staff and visitors, with social and convening space for more than 200

MICA Architects has completed the redevelopment and extension of the Sir Geoffrey Arthur Building complex, an annexe of Pembroke College, transforming a previously underutilised part of the site into a hub for academic and communal activities.

Located on the edge of central Oxford, the new additions to the Geoffrey Arthur Buildings provide new student accommodation for 85 graduates, teaching staff and visitors, with social and convening space for more than 200.

“The design ethos behind the Sir Geoffrey Arthur Building Complex reflects a commitment to seamlessly blending modern functionality with the timeless charm of its historic surroundings”, said Stuart Cade, project lead at MICA

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