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Jubilee Warehouse
Jubilee Warehouse
Penryn, United Kingdom
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Other Projects by märraum | architecture and design
Jubilee Warehouse
Penryn, United Kingdom
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2014
SIZE
10,000 sqft - 25,000 sqft
BUDGET
$1M - 5M
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Blue sky thinking for an inspiring new warehouse workspace.
Passionate about creating spaces that call for togetherness, Andrew, of RobotMother envisaged a place that could house the bustle of Penryn’s creative community and deliver inspiration at every turn.
Following the tune of Peter Skerrett’s original design, we were set the task of creating 13 high quality workspaces set around a central atrium in the ERDF Convergence funded Jubilee Warehouse. As there was no outside space, it was important to Andrew to create a communal space that worked. So we set about conjuring a light and airy working environment that encouraged boundless thinking.
Bringing in our technical experience, we worked with Peter’s original designs and formed a cost efficient plan for the build. Deciding to play with the space between the walls of the original structure and restricting the construction to one story, instead of two, also made room for a spacious design that felt more inline with Andrew’s original vision.
The building phase always has the potential to unearth hidden complications. The site was built above an old dock, which we had planned to fill in. This became a far more costly job than we had imagined – which is where our earlier cost cutting came in handy.
From electric vehicle charging points, photo-voltaic panels and rainwater harvesting to underfloor heating and external insulation, we met Andrew’s ambition for an eco conscious space with a striking piece of sustainable architecture. And with a glazed central atrium and kitchen, and a direct view from the front door through to the river beyond, we created a place tailored for collaboration, too.
Passionate about creating spaces that call for togetherness, Andrew, of RobotMother envisaged a place that could house the bustle of Penryn’s creative community and deliver inspiration at every turn.
Following the tune of Peter Skerrett’s original design, we were set the task of creating 13 high quality workspaces set around a central atrium in the ERDF Convergence funded Jubilee Warehouse. As there was no outside space, it was important to Andrew to create a communal space that worked. So we set about conjuring a light and airy working environment that encouraged boundless thinking.
Bringing in our technical experience, we worked with Peter’s original designs and formed a cost efficient plan for the build. Deciding to play with the space between the walls of the original structure and restricting the construction to one story, instead of two, also made room for a spacious design that felt more inline with Andrew’s original vision.
The building phase always has the potential to unearth hidden complications. The site was built above an old dock, which we had planned to fill in. This became a far more costly job than we had imagined – which is where our earlier cost cutting came in handy.
From electric vehicle charging points, photo-voltaic panels and rainwater harvesting to underfloor heating and external insulation, we met Andrew’s ambition for an eco conscious space with a striking piece of sustainable architecture. And with a glazed central atrium and kitchen, and a direct view from the front door through to the river beyond, we created a place tailored for collaboration, too.
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