| Location | Oxford |
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| Client | Stanhope and Oxford North Ventures |
Red Hall forms the central hub of the first phase of Oxford North, an ambitious new life sciences campus on the edge of the city.
The building is conceived as a place of convergence — bringing together the innovative companies that occupy the development, Oxford's world-leading academic institutions, and the wider neighbourhood community. It is as much a civic gesture as a commercial one.
At ground floor level, a curated mix of co-working spaces, lounge areas, and a flexible gathering hall - known as the Town Hall - creates a meaningful heart to the masterplan. These spaces provide both everyday utility and the conditions for the kind of spontaneous exchange that drives innovation. A café with internal and external seating anchors the social life of the building and draws a natural connection to the surrounding landscaped public realm.
MSMR delivered the interior architecture across the full ground floor fit-out, encompassing space planning, interior finishes, and FF&E specification.
Working with Fletcher Priest – shell & core architect.
Images: Matt Chisnall, Stanhope