Radcliffe Observatory Quarter of the University of Oxford

Target entity: Radcliffe Observatory Quarter of the University of Oxford
Context triple: [Radcliffe Infirmary, laterUse, Radcliffe Observatory Quarter of the University of Oxford]

• A. Convocation House, Oxford
  Convocation House, Oxford is a historic 17th-century chamber in the Bodleian Library complex, long used for important university and national assemblies, including sessions of the English Parliament.
• B. Magdalen Hall, Oxford
  Magdalen Hall, Oxford was a historic academic hall of the University of Oxford that educated numerous notable figures before eventually becoming part of Hertford College.
• C. Clarendon Building, Oxford
  The Clarendon Building in Oxford is an early 18th-century neoclassical landmark designed by architect Nicholas Hawksmoor, originally built to house the Oxford University Press.
• D. University of Oxford Gardens, Libraries and Museums
  The University of Oxford Gardens, Libraries and Museums is a group of Oxford University’s major cultural and scientific collections, encompassing its museums, libraries, and botanical gardens for research, teaching, and public engagement.
• E. St George’s Place, Oxford
  St George’s Place in Oxford is a central street or area near Oxford Castle, known for its historic surroundings and proximity to St George’s Tower.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Radcliffe Observatory Quarter of the University of Oxford
Target entity description: The Radcliffe Observatory Quarter of the University of Oxford is a major campus redevelopment site in central Oxford that brings together academic departments, libraries, and public spaces on the former Radcliffe Infirmary grounds.

• A. Convocation House, Oxford
  Convocation House, Oxford is a historic 17th-century chamber in the Bodleian Library complex, long used for important university and national assemblies, including sessions of the English Parliament.
• B. Magdalen Hall, Oxford
  Magdalen Hall, Oxford was a historic academic hall of the University of Oxford that educated numerous notable figures before eventually becoming part of Hertford College.
• C. Clarendon Building, Oxford
  The Clarendon Building in Oxford is an early 18th-century neoclassical landmark designed by architect Nicholas Hawksmoor, originally built to house the Oxford University Press.
• D. University of Oxford Gardens, Libraries and Museums
  The University of Oxford Gardens, Libraries and Museums is a group of Oxford University’s major cultural and scientific collections, encompassing its museums, libraries, and botanical gardens for research, teaching, and public engagement.
• E. St George’s Place, Oxford
  St George’s Place in Oxford is a central street or area near Oxford Castle, known for its historic surroundings and proximity to St George’s Tower.
• F. None of above. chosen