Senate House

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Senate House is a historic neoclassical building in Cambridge that serves as the ceremonial center of the University of Cambridge, notably used for degree conferrals.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf building
ceremonial building
university building
adjacentTo Gonville and Caius College NERFINISHED
King’s Parade, Cambridge
surface form: "King's Parade"
architect James Burrough
James Gibbs
architecturalStyle Neoclassical architecture
category Buildings of the University of Cambridge
Grade I listed buildings in Cambridge
Neoclassical architecture in England
constructionStartDate 1722
country United Kingdom
faces King's College Chapel
surface form: "King's College Chapel, Cambridge"
floorCount 2
hasArchitecturalFeature Corinthian pilasters
balustraded parapet
central pediment
rusticated ground floor
hasFunction venue for University of Cambridge graduation
venue for honorary degree ceremonies
venue for important university votes
hasInteriorFeature galleries for spectators
raised dais for university officers
single large ceremonial hall
hasNameOrigin named for the Senate of the University of Cambridge
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building
heritageDesignationCountry United Kingdom
inception 18th century
locatedIn Cambridge, England
surface form: "Cambridge"

Cambridgeshire, England
surface form: "Cambridgeshire"

England
locatedNear Great St Mary’s Church, Cambridge
surface form: "Great St Mary's Church, Cambridge"

Old Schools, Cambridge
materialUsed Portland stone
operator Cambridge University
surface form: "University of Cambridge"
ownedBy Cambridge University
surface form: "University of Cambridge"
partOf Old Schools complex, University of Cambridge
primaryUse ceremonial center of the University of Cambridge
significantEvent annual Cambridge University graduation ceremonies
public degree congregations
use degree conferral ceremonies
meetings of the Regent House
university ceremonies
usedBy Chancellor of the University of Cambridge
Regent House of the University of Cambridge
Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cambridge

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