Universities with old architecture
So I know there’s a lot of old university campus buildings, but I was wondering if there’s any where the actual interior/learning centre is still vintage architecture?
You'll be hard pressed to find somewhere which is totally unchanged. Even Oxford has many modern refittings in classrooms and lecture theatres. That being said, the libraries and some college classrooms in Oxford do still retain old features, like the Peter North room and my tutor's room in Jesus College.
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