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Brunswick Cookery Cottage
Brunswick Cookery Cottage
London, United Kingdom
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Brunswick Cookery Cottage
London, United Kingdom
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2017
SIZE
0 sqft - 1000 sqft
This project comprises the conversion of a disused caretaker’s cottage into a specialist cookery classroom for Brunswick Park Primary School’s new cookery programme.
The formerly cellular ground floor of the cottage has been completely reconfigured to provide a generous and flexible teaching space that maximises pupil participation and interaction at all stages of the cooking process.
Both the preparation tables and cooking island are centrally positioned to ensure students can always see and learn from each other while cooking.
The scheme is designed around the principle of learning through experience.
Individual construction components are left exposed and colour coded to help the children understand how their new space is physically put together.
The kitchen cupboards and table tops are made from a robust recycled plastic which is formed from reconstituted yoghurt pots and their foil lids. Within the surface finish of the plastic the yoghurt pots and foil flecks are clearly recognisable, allowing children to visually learn about recycling and reducing waste.
The innovative plastic is one part of a highly textured and colourful material palette carefully chosen to provide a robust and joyful space, conducive for learning.
The formerly cellular ground floor of the cottage has been completely reconfigured to provide a generous and flexible teaching space that maximises pupil participation and interaction at all stages of the cooking process.
Both the preparation tables and cooking island are centrally positioned to ensure students can always see and learn from each other while cooking.
The scheme is designed around the principle of learning through experience.
Individual construction components are left exposed and colour coded to help the children understand how their new space is physically put together.
The kitchen cupboards and table tops are made from a robust recycled plastic which is formed from reconstituted yoghurt pots and their foil lids. Within the surface finish of the plastic the yoghurt pots and foil flecks are clearly recognisable, allowing children to visually learn about recycling and reducing waste.
The innovative plastic is one part of a highly textured and colourful material palette carefully chosen to provide a robust and joyful space, conducive for learning.
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