Westcott House is a theological college for the Anglican Church in the heart of Cambridge. It consists of a collection of Grade 2 listed buildings arranged around two adjacent quadrangles.
The college, largely constructed around the start of the 1900’s was originally designed to accommodate 40 single male students. The brief calls for improved facilities for teaching, common and residential areas within the college to cater for its current intake of approximately 80 students, male, female and married.
Our approach was to carry out a strategic review of the college to understand the needs and set in place a masterplan that outlines the building and refurbishment programme to improve the college facilities to meet the current and anticipated needs of the 21st century.
Westcott House
Westcott House is a theological college for the Anglican Church in the heart of Cambridge. It consists of a collection of Grade 2 listed buildings arranged around two adjacent quadrangles.
The college, largely constructed around the start of the 1900’s was originally designed to accommodate 40 single male students. The brief calls for improved facilities for teaching, common and residential areas within the college to cater for its current intake of approximately 80 students, male, female and married.
Our approach was to carry out a strategic review of the college to understand the needs and set in place a masterplan that outlines the building and refurbishment programme to improve the college facilities to meet the current and anticipated needs of the 21st century.
Westcott House