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Whilst in the planning and building phases Buckingham Court was referred to as 'new Tan Yard' or 'the carpark redevelopment'.

Buckingham Court J & K staircases (the old Tan Yard Cottages) were converted to student rooms (eight sets) in 1969.

Buckingham Court A-H is a purpose built red brick range built between 1968 and 1970 and was designed by Roberts.
It consists of a large covered ground floor carpark with single or double storey blocks above.
The flat roof was replaced with a pitched one in 1991-92.

Former undergraduate library

The 1835 Master's Lodge which was designed by John Buckler was pulled down in 1966 and a new Master's Lodge was built in its place. It was designed by David Roberts and built between 1966-67. In 1979 the flat roof was replaced with a pitched roof.

Survey of the ground floor of the College - showing First and Second Courts.

Drawn Burnaby
Scale: 1/16" to 1'

Survey of the first floor of the College - showing First and Second Courts.

Drawn Burnaby
Scale: 1/16" to 1'

Survey of the first floor of the College - showing First and Second Courts.

Drawn Burnaby
Scale: 1/16" to 1'

Survey of the ground floor of the College - showing Benson and Mallory Courts.

Drawn Burnaby
Scale: 1/16" to 1'

Survey of the first floor of the College - showing Benson and Mallory Courts.

Drawn Burnaby
Scale: 1/16" to 1'

Survey of the second floor of the College - showing Benson and Mallory Courts.

Drawn Burnaby
Scale: 1/16" to 1'

Drawing of Benson and Mallory Courts with details of 8 proposals of further work that could be considered - new footpaths and lawns, new sets, new squash and fives courts.

Scale: 1" to 16'

Survey of the area of the College to the west of Magdalene Street showing the buildings that had been demolished between 1952 and 1970.

Survey showing the conversion schemes carried out in College on the west side of Magdalene Street giving a list of their former occupation and what they had been converted into.

Scale: 1/500