Design Engine wins Oxford college competition

St Hilda's College, Oxford

St Hilda’s appoints architect to design student accommodation

Design Engine has won the job of designing student accommodation at St Hilda’s College, Oxford.

The practice beat an undisclosed shortlist to land the latest stage of the college’s development programme following an invited competitive interview which focused on the finalists’ design approach.

In 2016 Gort Scott beat DRDH, 6a, Hall McKnight and Tim Ronalds in a Malcolm Reading Associates-run contest for a boundary building beside the River Cherwell which is currently under construction.

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