Wellcome Trust – Security Barrier Design
September 18, 2019Phase 1 of 310 studio’s new security barrier design at the Wellcome Trust is complete and Phase 2 is underway. A high security screen with an ultra minimal presence!
Phase 1 of 310 studio’s new security barrier design at the Wellcome Trust is complete and Phase 2 is underway. A high security screen with an ultra minimal presence!
310 studio’s National Hub for Research Excellence on Future AI and Robotics in Space is about to complete at the University of Surrey and is looking rather sharp. Hat’s off to the project team and Contractor Russell Cawberry.
310 studio have been awarded planning permission for extensive remodelling and extension to their Bedminster Parade HQ in Bristol. Timber Frame, External Ceramic Wall Tiles, Jesmonite Panelling and targeting a zero-carbon build - We can’t wait to get stuck into the first phase of construction!
310 studio have been awarded another planning permission for our very own next door neighbour here on Bedminster Parade in Bristol, for a rear two storey extension and studio annex unit. Tally Ho Construction Information!
On a recent holiday to France, Paul paid a visit to Le Corbusier’s workers housing in Pessac, near Bordeaux, all built, quite astoundingly, 93 years ago. ‘A bold and brilliant catastrophic failure’. Extraordinary!
The steel frame is going up on 310 studio’s new-build mixed-use development at 182 Balham High Road in London which will feature five apartments over a ground floor and basement commercial unit.
We’ve been busy researching ultra-sustainable construction practices whilst developing a feasibility study for a zero energy house within an existing Victorian carriage shed in the heart of Galway City in the West of Ireland. An extraordinary learning curve and fascinating, ever developing field of research.
310 Studio’s remodelling works to the loading bay at the Wellcome Collection, providing additional and improved space and resources for the security and administrative staff, has completed and been extremely well received by the client and all involved.
One of two rear extension and internal remodelling projects on Royal Albert Road in Bristol. This sequence shows the progress from the existing condition to the current state of build on site.
A zinc clad dormer loft extension - Phase 1 of 310 Studio’s works to a large terraced house in Seymour Road, Bristol are complete. Phase 2 will see a zinc roofed ground floor extension built later this year.
We’ve received a large sample panel of weathering steel cladding-steel that’s designed to rust, with the rust being the final external finish. Here is how it weathered over only 18 days in our test yard!
Our two storey rear and side extension to 13 Royal Albert Road is now complete - Watch this space for new photos coming soon!
David Sproxton, one of the two founding partners of Aardman Studios, the animation Giants who brought us Wallace and Gromit, Chicken Run and many more, gave an extraordinary talk at the John Sebastian Light Ship and took us all on An Epic Journey indeed. Wonderful man, wonderful
work!
We found this rather extraordinary corner at the back of the wonderful Tyntesfield House on a recent ramble around its many delights, all lovingly looked after by the National Trust. What a way to turn a corner!
310 Studio were given a tour of Wogan Coffee’s production facility last week and learnt a whole lot about Coffee - More complex than wine they say - who knew!
3|10 studio celebrated receiving notification of no fewer than three separate successful planning awards this week, two of which were in Conservation areas. The projects included a substantial extension to a beautiful Georgian Terrace house in Donnybrook, Dublin, A Yoga Studio and Office in a conservation area in Kent and a handsome two storey rear extension in the Midlands.
We’re very much looking forward to developing all three!
To our highly valued Colleagues, Clients, Consultants and Contractors - we wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Here’s to 2019…
Bespoke, slender metal handrail designed by 3|10 Studio, crafted and powder-coated by fabricators in Yorkshire.
The minimal design creates a compliant handrail and balustrade for a tight staircase, within a loft conversion. The lines of the metalwork cast shadows onto the wall beyond, introducing contrast and drama to an otherwise simple attic space.
Demolition works have begun at Royal Albert Road in Bristol. The Client and Team are delighted to get onto site.
In collaboration with the local Bristol printing press ‘The Letterpress Collective’, we are currently designing new signage for the studios of Brightbow Workspace. We recently visited their studio to learn about the process involved in letter press printing and enjoyed exploring the various fonts, paper and ink…
We can’t wait to receive the mock up sample in the post! Now we need to get on with making the post rails…
Delighted that works have now completed on site for the Panel Rooms and associated Break-out Spaces, at the Wellcome Trust Headquarters on Euston Road.
The Team have worked hard together, to deliver an outstanding project that we are very proud of. It has been a pleasure to work with 8 Build on this project.
Works have progressed nicely on site at Elgin Park and the family have moved back into their renovated home… and have begun to enjoy exploring the new spaces!
3|10 Studio have now submitted a planning application for works to the rear of a Georgian cottage on Beaver Row in Donnybrook, Dublin.
The proposal includes for a sensitively scaled rear extension to provide a family sized bathroom, kitchen, dining and living space to the existing cottage.
We recently completed RIBA Stage 2 Concept Proposals for a world class robotics laboratory for the University of Surrey.
The project ambitions are to enhance teaching and learning experiences, to allow for increased student numbers and to improve the student offer.
We look forward to developing this exciting project!
Concept proposals are taking shape for 3|10’s lake-house for Star Harbor Marina on Cedar Creek Lake…
The principal idea is to set up a series of parallel walls
running in the direction of the long axis of the site to make the building as
porous as possible and really exploit the connection with the lake from every
point in the house.