Constantine College [90 photos] in SE640507 :: Geograph Britain and Ireland

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Constantine College

The ninth college at the University of York was named after the Roman Emperor, Constantine the Great. The college opened in 2014 on the Heslington East campus and consists of eight accommodation blocks (A, B, C, D, E, F, G & H) plus a college nucleus (called The Forum) consisting of two communal spaces called the Loft and the Studio along with college administration, laundrette and other facilities.

by DS Pugh

Created: Sat, 21 Mar 2015, Updated: Sat, 21 Mar 2015

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SE6350 : Constantine Blocks B, F and A by DS Pugh

SE6350 : Constantine College construction by DS Pugh

SE6350 : Service road beside Langwith College by DS Pugh

SE6450 : Pluto and Constantine College by DS Pugh

SE6450 : Constantine College: C block and nucleus by DS Pugh

SE6450 : Towards Constantine College by DS Pugh

SE6450 : Constantine C block and nucleus by DS Pugh

SE6450 : Constantine College and path by DS Pugh

SE6450 : Constantine Blocks D and E by DS Pugh

SE6451 : Path on Heslington East by DS Pugh

SE6451 : Grassland under Kimberlow Hill by DS Pugh

SE6450 : Construction compound entrance by DS Pugh

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