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Stokes Croft Offices

A four-storey office extension in cross-laminated timber above a retained print works.

Location
Stokes Croft, Bristol
Year
2020
Size
880 m²
Client
Print Works Co-operative
Services
Architecture
Contemporary timber and render office building with a cantilevered roof

Our own studio is in this building. We added three storeys of cross-laminated timber offices on top of a 1920s print works, using the existing brick walls as a plinth.

Low carbon structure

The timber superstructure stores roughly 400 tonnes of CO2 and was erected in eleven weeks. Deep window reveals shade the glazing, and a rooftop terrace is shared by every tenant.

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