Controlling Context in Arrangement of the Room of Boardinghouse with Transport Issues on the Development Site

摘要

Some colleges have provided a site plan in the location of the new development that includes several educational buildings, that is, a new gatehouse and a lecture hall. It is expected that the lecture hall will be the only building to have a basement containing the Context to arrange the room of boardinghouse with transport issues which are cycle links and car park. The footpath of three of the new student educational buildings will flat the existing low earthwork bank that forms the northern border of the site. The exact significance of the bank is uncertain; It is beyond that point and seems to contain archeological remains that intended to provide access across the seasonally flooded meadows of the Cherwell floodplain. It has been argued above that this feature may have formed part of the Civil War Defence of Oxford, although it doesn't seem that this was its original purpose. One of the new boarding house and the are in the north-west corner of the site that would appear to lie on the site of one or two buildings. Ground intrusive activities associated with the new development, or the movement of the plants across this area during construction, may impact the possible remains of the buildings and which are controlling context to arrange the room of boardinghouse any remains below ground.