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Cambridge Regional College (CRC)/Kings Hedges Farm

History of Cambridge Regional College

Archaeology:

https://library.oxfordarchaeology.com/4014/1/CCCAFU_report037.pdf

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The first two phases of building took place 1991-5 and the architects were the Powell Moya Partnership. Phase three came in 1995-7 by Bernard Stilwell Architects who also designed the Anne Campbell Building in 2004. The SmartLife building by Annand & Mustoe followed in 2005-6; this is object-lesson architecture, used for teaching about low-carbon building construction. The Park (Block J) was constructed in in 2008-9. (notes from Pevsner)

There is a Wikipedia entry on the college.

Tags

• archaeology
• college
• Roman
• world war two

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