The Story of Gardening museum has been awarded a RIBA South West Award 2021 and a RIBA South West Award Sustainability Award 2021, and the Newt in Somerset have received the RIBA South West Client of the Year 2021.
Rob Gregory learning all things gardening…..
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Robert Sakula enjoying Corsham Corn Stores
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Terracotta lined arched entrance to the furnace of a grain dryer within our Roman Villa Museum project. 400mm thick rammed earth sits on a stone plinth to form the walls. The plan of the grain dryer matches one found during the original archaeological dig on the site. The working furnace will be used to dry newly harvested grains.
The project is nearing completion and exhibition installation commences soon.
We are delighted to announce that the Story of Gardening museum has been Highly Commended in the Civic Trust Awards 2021.
”Projects that make a significant contribution to the quality and appearance of the built environment. Highly Commended schemes demonstrate a good standard of architecture or design, whilst being sustainable, accessible and provide a positive civic contribution.”
Civic Trust Awards 2021: Story of Gardening
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Recently completed staff accommodation
for the Newt in Somerset estate.
The scheme includes 12 studios, a manager’s apartment and communal areas set within landscaped gardens.
Construction commences this week on our museum in North Cornwall. The project includes the restoration of an historic home, cafe and gardens,
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First residents move in
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First Houses appearing.
Choose your flavour.
The time has flown by.
A decade has passed.
This booklet marks this moment in time.
See instagram for full booklet.
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We have two projects shortlisted for the South West RIBA Regional Awards 2020:
The Story of Gardening museum and our own office Delicious House.
We are in very good company of a really excellent shortlist for the south west!
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In line with CLC guidance on operating construction sites, work recommences on our Roman Villa Museum.
2.4m by 5m glass panels will be installed this week (weather depending!)
Diamond-shaped Blue Lias roofing tiles are also being installed. The shape is derived from the original roof tiles found during archaeological excavations on site. The tiles are sourced from a quarry local to site. Each tile is unique in shape and size.
We are thrilled to have been appointed to begin work
on the design of a new Aviation Museum in Surrey.
Real World Studios in partnership with Stonewood has received planning permission for the redevelopment of the two separate sites known as the “Timber Yard” and “Millside” alongside the Bybrook in Box, Wiltshire. The project is known as Timber_Mill_Box.
The ambition for the development is to create a community of high quality new housing complemented by modern business space to encourage forward-thinking companies in Box to thrive.
For several years Real World Studios have been considering the best ways to evolve and flourish in a rapidly changing world. The digital revolution has seen a wealth of opportunities created within the creative and technology sector in the region and the application schemes look to embrace this change. The development of a new flexible workspace would meet this objective whilst allowing people to perfectly balance lifestyle and commercial success within the community of Box.
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