
Diobu Teaching Hospital
Diobu Teaching Hospital comprises a one thousand bed teaching hospital, a 250 student nursing school, and senior staff residential accommodation, with all the associated medical supports departments.
Diobu Teaching Hospital comprises a one thousand bed teaching hospital, a 250 student nursing school, and senior staff residential accommodation, with all the associated medical supports departments.
A group of inter-connected buildings in which a School of Nursing , providing facilities for nursing education, and a Nurses Hostel, providing residential accommodation for nursing staff of the Hospital as well as for trainees, are architecturally integrated into each other, but physically separated by means of courtyards planted with shrubs and flowers.
A group of inter-connected buildings in which a School of Nursing , providing facilities for nursing education, and a Nurses Hostel, providing residential accommodation for nursing staff of the Hospital as well as for trainees, are architecturally integrated into each other, but physically separated by means of courtyards planted with shrubs and flowers.
The Master Plan of the University Campus included a Dormitory Zone for 5,000 study bedrooms, to be built in three phases, with the central kitchens and dining halls constructed in 2 phases.
The grounds of a listed house owned by the college were chosen as the site for an additional 130 student bedrooms and eating facilities located on the outskirts of Cambridge. The Development, completed to date in three phases, comprises a chain of octagonal towers each containing a study bedroom with communal kitchen and welfare facilities.
The Island site in the centre of Cambridge is jointly owned by the two colleges. James Cubitt & Partners have, during the past 39 years, developed the site in several phases to accommodate 200 student en-suite bedrooms, a large central kitchen and dining hall, a junior common room and a student library.