Cambridge 2000: notable buildings

100 Notable Buildings in Cambridge in 2000

A building has to be taken in context, in particular attention has to be given to its surroundings, some of the buildings below would not be included if it were not for this, and others would have been included instead. Newer buildings almost inevitably look better than buildings that are around 20 to 50 years old, which are rarely appreciated, and just about any building older than 500 years is notable almost by definition. The list below includes a roughly proportionate selection from each of the date categories up to the year 2000. Many of the newer buildings would inevitably not be included in future, indeed some will no longer exist in 100 years.

1. (1100s) Round Church
2. (1100s) Leper Chapel
3. (1100s-1200s) Jesus College chapel
4. (c1200) School of Pythagoras
5. (1286) Peterhouse dining hall
6. (1300s) Chesterton Tower
7. (1375-1425) King's Hall
8. (1446-1515) King's College chapel
9. (1491-1608) Great St Mary's
10. (1500s) Green Dragon pub
11. (c1540) President's Gallery
12. (1554-1600) Trinity College Master's Lodge
13. (c1585-c1679) Pepys Building
14. (1604-1605) Trinity College dining hall
15. (1612) Nevile's Court
16. (1628-1632) Peterhouse chapel
17. (1638-1715) Clare College Old Court
18. (1639-1640) Clare Bridge
19. (1640-1643) Fellows' Building
20. (1668-1674) Emmanuel College chapel
21. (1676-1684) Wren Library
22. (c1700) Anstey Hall
23. (1722-1730) Senate House
24. (c1725) Little Trinity
25. (c1735) Trumpington Hall (no photograph)
26. (1749) Mathematical Bridge
27. (1754-1758) Old Schools
28. (c1800) Newnham Cottage
29. (1818-1820) Downing College main court
30. (1823) Magdalene Bridge
31. (1823-1827) Corpus Christi College chapel
32. (1824-1828) King's College gatehouse and screen
33. (1825-1831) St John's College New Court
34. (1831) Bridge of Sighs
35. (1837-1875) Fitzwilliam Museum
36. (1850-1851) St Peter's Terrace
37. (c1850) Finella
38. (1860-1865) Cintra House
39. (1863-1864) All Saints
40. (1863-1869) St John's College chapel
41. (1868-1870) Tree Court
42. (1881) Leckhampton House
43. (1884) Girton College dining hall
44. (1885-1890) Catholic Church
45. (1887) Girton College gatehouse
46. (1888) Newnham College formal dining hall
47. (1890-1893) Lloyds TSB Bank
48. (1890s) Strathaird
49. (1893) Pfeiffer Archway
50. (1894) Cambridge Museum of Technology
51. (1897) Five Gables
52. (1900) Elterholm
53. (c1900) Thorneycreek
54. (1904-1911) Sedgwick Museum of Geology
55. (1912-1913) 48 Storey's Way
56. (1924) Cory Lodge
57. (1924) Church Rate Corner
58. (1928-1932) Sussex Street
59. (1932) Mond Building
60. (1933) Pinehurst
61. (1933) Salix
62. (1933) Scott Polar Research Institute
63. (1938) 23 Queen Edith's Way
64. (1957-1958) Castle Hill Hostel
65. (1957-1961) Henry Giles House
66. (1958-1960) Perse School for Boys hall
67. (1958-1964) Raised Faculty Building
68. (1960) St Martin
69. (1961-1963) Cambridge University Press Printing House
70. (1961-1964) Churchill College accomodation
71. (1961-1967) Fitzwilliam College dining hall
72. (c1963) 11 Herschel Road
73. (1963-1966) Jesus College New North Court
74. (1965-1966) Arbury Road Baptist Church
75. (1965-1968) History Faculty
76. (1968-1972) Trinity College Wolfson Building
77. (1973) Fenners Lawn
78. (1979) Adrian House and Butler House
79. (1983) Napp Pharmaceutical
80. (1983-1985) Schlumberger Research Centre
81. (1986) Beaufort Place
82. (1986) Howard Building
83. (1987) St John's Innovation Centre
84. (1987) Percy Rugg Centre
85. (1989) Carter Bridge
86. (c1989) Boathouse Court
87. (c1990) 21 King's Road
88. (c1990) Quayside
89. (1991-1992) Newton Institute
90. (1991-1995) Judge Institute
91. (1992) Møller Centre
92. (1992-1993) Downing College library
93. (1994-1995) Law Faculty
94. (1995) Queen's Building
95. (1997) Foundress Court
96. (1998) Trinity Hall library
97. (1998-1999) Parkside Pools
98. (1999) Greens Health and Fitness centre
99. (1999-2000) Centre for Mathematical Sciences
100. (1999-2000) Q.ton Forum