David Kato College [103 photos] in SE6350 :: Geograph Britain and Ireland

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David Kato College

The 11th college at the University of York, named after Ugandan human rights defender and gay rights activist, David Kato. The college is located at the western side of Heslington East with construction commencing during 2020. The college opened in September 2022 and consists of 9 accommodation blocks (A-J, excluding E) and the nucleus building (block E).

by DS Pugh

Created: Wed, 16 Jun 2021, Updated: Sun, 9 Oct 2022

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SE6350 : Lister A and B and Kato A by DS Pugh

SE6350 : Building in Kato College by DS Pugh

SE6350 : Path near Kato D Block by DS Pugh

SE6350 : Bus shelter near TFTI by DS Pugh

SE6350 : Kato College Nucleus by DS Pugh

SE6350 : Lake near Kato College by DS Pugh

SE6350 : Bus stop near Kato A block by DS Pugh

SE6350 : Construction boundary by DS Pugh

SE6350 : Construction and underneath TFTV by DS Pugh

SE6350 : Lake and Kato College by DS Pugh

SE6350 : Kato College A block by DS Pugh

SE6350 : Fence to Kato A block by DS Pugh

SE6350 : Land beside Kato A block by DS Pugh

SE6350 : Kato College construction site by DS Pugh

SE6350 : Kato College J block by DS Pugh

SE6350 : Progress on College 11 by DS Pugh

SE6350 : Construction work continues by DS Pugh

SE6350 : Kato College B block by DS Pugh

SE6350 : Kato College I block by DS Pugh

SE6350 : Dumper truck beside Kato College by DS Pugh

SE6350 : Buildings in Kato College by DS Pugh

SE6350 : Construction of David Kato College by DS Pugh

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