Cambridge Building Design, Part Two, Architects, English Property Images

Cambridge Building Designs

Major Architectural Developments in Southeast England, UK – Part 2 of the resource

Cambridge Building Tour Part 2

Guide to the city’s key buildings: Cambridge Architecture

Cambridge Building – Part 1 of the resource

This is the Cambridge guide in full, with all image thumbnails included (ie slower to donwload/navigate but it’s all here):

All buildings in alphabetical order, this is Part Two, from Q to Z:

Queens’ College – old buildings

Queens’ College – Cripps Court : Powell & Moya Architects

Queens’ College – Mathematical Bridge over River Cam

Basil Spence completed his only Cambridge building – the Erasmus building – 1959-60 at Queens’ College

Robinson College – Gillespie Kidd & Coia, 1977-80

Robinson College – Gillespie Kidd & Coia

Church of the Holy Sepulchre – ‘Round Church’, Bridge St

Sidgwick Site, view – Stirling’s Library with Allies & Morrison building beyond

Spiritualist Church, off Bridge St

St John’s College – old buildings west of Cam: New Court

St John’s College – ‘Bridge of Sighs’ over River Cam

St John’s College – old building

St John’s College – Edward Cullinan building

St John’s College – Cripps Building : Powell & Moya Architects
Exquisite in conception + articulation, floating above the grounds

St John’s College – Cripps Building : Powell & Moya Architects

Faculty of History (Library centre) – James Stirling, Architect, 1964-68
Controversial modern Cambridge building that had probelms with overheating, leaks, falling tiles, etc. James Stirling had entered two architecture competitions in Cambridge with no joy, at Churchill College (1958) and Selwyn College (1959).
Another building by James Stirling – St Andrews University Halls of Residence

Faculty of Divinity Building, University of Cambridge – Sidgwick Site: Edward Cullinan Architects 2000 £8m RIBA Award
Another building by Edward Cullinan Architects – Edinburgh Botanic Gardens