Fitzwilliam College Boathouse
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Fitzwilliam College Boathouse
Image: © N Chadwick Taken: 19 Apr 2015
Fitzwilliam boathouse is two storeys high with a curved roof. It is a replacement built since 2005 and designed by David Sayer and Associates. The first floor is painted grey, with a goat painted on one side. The gable end has a large glazed section including fixed windows and two sets of glazed double doors. The doors open out onto a balcony with a curved, projecting metal balustrade and a flagpole rising from the midpoint. The ground floor is red brick and has a large door that opens upward
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Image Location
Latitude
52.211879
Longitude
0.129456