Rattee and Kett
Queens’ College, Cambridge
History of Queen's College Cambridge
General information on Queens’ College can be found on Wikipedia.
Designated Building of Local Interest: Erasmus Building
The sundial at the college is among the most remarkable in the world, not least because it was also used to operate as a moondial.
The college website has a detailed description of how to use it:
Work of Rattee and Kett:
The new chapel was designed by G F Bodley and work started in 1886. Work was carried out by Rattee and Kett.
Detailed notes on the chapel can be found here:
https://www.queens.cam.ac.uk/life-at-queens/the-chapel/architecture-and-fabric/
The Dokett Building was constructed in 1911. It has 46 rooms over four floors.
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