Art on Campus Martin Luther King Jr.A two-metre tall bronze statue, specially commissioned to mark the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s visit. Old QuadrangleThis is the oldest part of the University campus. Its picturesque gardens provide the setting for many graduation photographs. GenerationAn impressive group of three large sculptural human heads, rendered in bronze, Corten steel and stainless steel. Percy BuildingOpened in 1958, the Percy Building is named after Lord Eustace Percy, Rector of King’s College from 1937-1952. Campus Art Iconic Buildings Outdoor Spaces
Martin Luther King Jr.A two-metre tall bronze statue, specially commissioned to mark the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s visit. Old QuadrangleThis is the oldest part of the University campus. Its picturesque gardens provide the setting for many graduation photographs. GenerationAn impressive group of three large sculptural human heads, rendered in bronze, Corten steel and stainless steel. Percy BuildingOpened in 1958, the Percy Building is named after Lord Eustace Percy, Rector of King’s College from 1937-1952. Campus Art Iconic Buildings Outdoor Spaces
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