
Main Building
Oxford
Completed in 1916, this building was constructed on the site purchased in 1913 and has been the heart of St Hugh's College since.
Client · St Hugh's College
Founded in 1886 by Elizabeth Wordsworth, St Hugh's College began with the mission to provide an Oxford education for women who could not afford the fees of other colleges. Initially housed in a single building, the College has grown significantly over the decades, expanding its campus and facilities. It risked financial ruin during WWI to build a new main building, which has been the heart of the College since 1916.
The College site was requisitioned during WWII to serve as a hospital for head injuries, with brick huts constructed in the grounds. Post-war, these huts were leased to university departments. The College has undergone extensive building programmes, including the Kenyon Building (1965), Wolfson Building (1967), Maplethorpe Building (2000), and the Dickson Poon University of Oxford China Centre Building (2014).
In 1978, the College opened its doors to men, becoming a vibrant, co-educational establishment proud of its radical tradition and inclusive outlook. Today, St Hugh's is known for its beautiful 14-acre campus, Edwardian red-brick buildings, modern student accommodation, and a thriving culture of teaching, research, and intellectual engagement.

Oxford
Completed in 1916, this building was constructed on the site purchased in 1913 and has been the heart of St Hugh's College since.
Client · St Hugh's College

Oxford
Designed by David Roberts and finished in 1965, this building houses 47 undergraduates over four storeys and was designated a Grade 2 listing by English Heritage in 2008.
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Oxford
Opened in 1967 by Princess Alexandra and Harold Macmillan.
Client · St Hugh's College
Oxford
Opened in 2000 as part of significant building projects at the turn of the century.
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Oxford
Opened in September 2014, this building provides graduate bedrooms, teaching accommodation, the Bodleian Library China collection, and conference facilities. It was funded by philanthropy, notably a £10m gift from Mr Dickson Poon towards the £21m project.
Client · University of Oxford

Oxford
During WWII (1940-1945), the College site was requisitioned by the military for use as a hospital, with brick huts constructed in the grounds for 300 beds.
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Oxford
Unveiled in 1986 to mark the College's centenary year, designed by Laurence Whistler.
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Oxford
The library was extensively renovated between 1999 and 2000 and renamed after St Hugh's alumnus Howard Piper.
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Oxford
Built between 1935 and 1936 in the Mary Gray Allen building.
Client · St Hugh's College
Oxford
Acquired in 1951 from St John's College.
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Oxford
A house purchased in 1913, which was demolished to make way for the new Main Building.
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Norham Road, North Oxford
The College started with four students in a house in Norham Road.
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