Exeter College Library: Sensitive Restoration and Contemporary Interventions

Exeter College Library in Oxford, UK, has undergone a comprehensive refurbishment by nex architecture. This neo-gothic library, designed by George Gilbert Scott in 1857, sits in a sensitive historic setting next to the Bodleian Library's Convocation House. The project aimed to create additional study space, improve accessibility and environmental performance, and conserve the building's fabric and historic features. Read more ...Related:Seven Hills SF: Feldman Architecture’s Airy Workspace TransformationTownhouse by Kallos Turin: Restoring Historic Glamour in ArgentinaContraste: Debonademeo’s Luxury Restaurant Redesign in Milan