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Market Hostel of King’s College
History of Market Hostel
According to Pevsner, the insertion of this college residence in the central streets in 1960-2 was controversial, not least because of its Modernist style by Kenneth Capon of the Architects’ Co-Partnership
According to GW the bricks used were very expensive. They came from Belgium individually wrapped.
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