Jesus College Library Masterplan

Jesus College Library Masterplan

The Jesus College Masterplan delivers an extraordinary opportunity to complete the historic College as a city block and transform a large corner of the historic site.

At the centre of the enclosed conceptual designs is a large and lush landscaped quad that will become an outdoor social forum for the Junior Common Room and the broader College community. Beneath the quad an expanded and high quality Meyricke Library extends across the quadrant and is filled with natural light provided by a circular oculus and filtered through an oval atrium. An innovative 21st Century Library for Oxford and Jesus College.

New student residential accommodation for students and Fellows’ frames the new courtyard providing a significant population and vibrancy. High above the quad, are a series of roof gardens and an exquisite music room, enjoying unmatched views across the ‘dreaming spires of Oxford’.

Site aerial
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Site Proposals
Optimising the site
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A new language of spaces - Improved connections and relationships across the college
Plan layouts
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Accessibility
Exemplary regeneration
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The site has the potential to offer new views to the Radcliffe Camera and expanding out to the wider city. These views can make the College an even better place to work and socialise for Fellows, staff, and visitors in the heart of Oxford, with high quality academic and facilities befitting the College’s reputation and standing.
Views over the city of dreaming spires
Views over the city of dreaming spires
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