Worcester College, North Range

Worcester College's North Range is a Grade I listed building that features a range of 15th-century camerae, which have been converted into a Senior Common Room and other rooms. The eastern section, spanning eight windows and located to the east of the central pediment, was constructed between 1753 and 1759 under the design of Dr. George Clarke, with Headington stone used for the build and John Townesend as the mason. Townesend appears to have designed the north elevation, as Clarke did not leave a design for this part. The central pedimented section, consisting of three windows, along with the western part of eight windows and the Provost's Lodging further west, was built from 1773 to 1776 according to the design of Henry Keene. An attic floor was added to the north range in 1926, and there were major alterations made in 1966.