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Structure Workshop is an engineering design consultancy. Its projects include a bronze figure for the Fourth Plinth in Trafalgar Square, a building at a science and innovation park designed with Sam Jacob Studio, a museum scheme in Bath and a holiday home on the Suffolk Coast.
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Structure Workshop is an engineering design consultancy. Its projects include a bronze figure for the Fourth Plinth in Trafalgar Square, a building at a science and innovation park designed with Sam Jacob Studio, a museum scheme in Bath and a holiday home on the Suffolk Coast.
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Based in London, Structure Workshop works across the city and about 15 km around it.
Yes. It has worked on the bronze Lady In Blue figure for the Fourth Plinth in Trafalgar Square. It also worked on Glance of the Sun, an artwork by Conrad Shawcross for a Cambridge innovation park, as part of its ongoing research with the artist into making complex forms.
Yes. It is carrying out the technical design for the Fashion Museum Bath alongside 6a Architects, for Bath and Northeast Somerset Council. The scheme has received planning permission and listed building consent.
Yes. Its Tinker's House scheme on the Suffolk Coast secures an existing ruin as a walled garden and adds a new off-grid family holiday home. The structure combines reclaimed steel with exposed timber, and its design responds to what local suppliers can provide while keeping carbon low. The scheme has planning permission and has reached tender stage.
Yes. It worked with Sam Jacob Studio on the Welcome Building at a science and innovation park. It has also been involved in the new exposed timber pavilion café and playground at the Horniman Museum and Gardens in Forest Hill.
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