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In pictures: Adam Architecture’s Levine Building at Trinity College, Oxford

By 2022-12-16T12:34:00

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Supporting Trinity College’s ambition for increased accessibility and wider ambitions for green credentials, the design team specified natural materials and air source heat pumps

Designed by Adam Architecture, the Levine Building at Trinity College marks the first major upgrade of the college’s academic facilities in more than 50 years.

Founded in 1555, Trinity College is one of 39 colleges that make up the University of Oxford, located in the heart of Oxford’s city centre.

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