Queen’s lane is the centre of Hall life and in order to ensure that it remains fit for purpose, we must:

• Refurbish and rewire the Front Quad and its 18 rooms. (£3m)
• Improve the energy efficiency of the site, including extensive double-glazing of the Kelly and Emden Buildings and other conservation initiatives. (£1.6m)
• Ensure key parts of the estate are fully accessible to those with restricted mobility and that we create at least one fully-adapted en-suite bedroom, with an adjacent nurse’s room. (£500k)

Sustainability lies at the heart of Teddy Hall’s ambition to be the greenest college in Oxford. In order to reach this goal, we have the following ambitions.

• Our new Norham St Edmund development will be designed, constructed and operated in accordance with PassivHaus principles. Find out more
• The extensive double-glazing of the Kelly and Emden Buildings with significantly improve their energy efficiency. (£750k)
• A variety of water and energy conservation initiatives across the Queen’s Lane site will contribute to a net-zero scenario. (£250k)
• The careful and imaginative management of our food waste will minimise our environmental impact. (£100k)
• A range of greening initiatives across the College will enhance the appearance of our outdoor spaces and buildings, whilst creating a beneficial and vital ecosystem of which we can be proud. (£500k)

As part of our mission to be truly inclusive, we must ensure that key parts of the estate are fully accessible to those students, staff and visitors with restricted mobility. We will continue to open up areas of our historic site and will create at least one adapted en-suite bedroom, with an adjacent nurse’s room. (£500k)