Editing Keble College, Oxford (section)

===Modern buildings===
A section west of the chapel was built in a different style in the 1950s with funds from [[Antonin Besse]]. Later still further significant additions have been added, most notably the modern, brick Hayward and de Breyne extensions by [[Ahrends, Burton and Koralek]] (ABK). The extensions were made possible by a generous response from the businessmen Charles Hayward and André de Breyne and other fund-raising efforts.<ref name="Keble Tour"/> The ABK buildings included the college's memorable, futuristic "goldfish bowl" bar, opened on 3 May 1977 and later refurbished and expanded. In 1995, work was completed on the ARCO building by the US-born architect [[Rick Mather]]. This was followed in 2002 by another similarly styled building also designed by [[Rick Mather Architects|Mather]], the [[Sloane Robinson Building]]. Along with a number of additional student bedrooms the Sloane Robinson Building also provided the college with the [[O'Reilly Theatre]] (a large multipurpose lecture theatre), a dedicated room for musical practice, several seminar rooms and a large open plan space which during term time is used as a café and social space for all members of the college.{{citation needed|date=March 2021}} The original fellows' garden was lost in the programme of extension, as were a range of houses on Blackhall Road.{{citation needed|date=March 2021}}