Architecture practice Studio Bark has collaborated with a group of students to build an accessible wooden home on a farmstead in Herefordshire, UK, with its modular U-Build system.
Named Nest House, the single-storey dwelling was designed by Studio Bark in 2015 for a retired couple who wanted an eco-friendly and accessible home in a rural setting. It is the subject of a film created by a group of students mentored by production studio Stephenson& and writer Nyima Murry.
It was finally built on a small paddock in the village of Aston Crews in 2021 by Studio Bark with a group of students enrolled on the practice's first No Building As Usual (NBAU) programme.
NBAU is a not-for-profit educational venture launched to teach sustainable design and construction to students from underrepresented backgrounds across the UK, addressing both the lack of diversity and climate literacy in the architecture industry.
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