Stanton Williams has transformed and extended Rhodes House in Oxford, England.

Rhodes House is a 1920s Grade II-listed building in the heart of Oxford.

Set within extensive listed gardens, it is the historic headquarters of the Rhodes Trust, an educational charity that oversees the world-renowned Rhodes Scholarships at the University of Oxford and several other global fellowship programmes.

A recently completed scheme led by Stanton Williams has modernised, refurbished and extended this 100-year-old building.

This transformative project will ensure that the house remains a magical part of Oxford's architecture.

It will also enable the house to operate effectively and sustainably, supporting the Trust's mission to expand its scholarship programme.

This project has been shortlisted in the heritage project category of Dezeen Awards 2024.

Studio: Stanton Williams
Project: Rhodes House Transformation
Credits: Rhodes Trust, Mat Davies, Rhodes House, Beard Construction, Pendery Architecture & Heritage, Marcus Beale Architects, Webb Yates Engineers, Skelly & Couch, Bradley-Hole Schoenaich Landscape Architects, Arup, Studio Fractal, Sandy Brown Associates, Hewshott International, Gleeds Cost Management, Savills, Applied Ecology, Heritage Tree Services and Museum of London Archaeology