Woodlands Church

Clifton, Bristol

A backyard with grass, trees, a stone house with large windows, a paved walkway, and children playing silhouette outlines.

Dean Street Works was the first joint venture between Studio HIVE and Atlas Land. The development comprises a contemporary purpose built student accommodation block containing 225 student bedrooms, a mixture of studios and cluster flats at 13-19 Dean Street, Bristol.

Client

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Woodlands Group of Churches

Clifton, Bristol

Planning Application Submitted

Architect

The Brief

The site sits at the northern periphery of the Portland and Brunswick Square Conservation Area, a distinct character area in the city. Planning was granted in May 2018 for   225 student bedroom spaces. These are arranged into 44 single occupancy studio units, and 26 self-contained cluster flats catering for between four and ten occupants each cluster flat. The accommodation is accessed directly from Dean Street with a reception area, office, communal accommodation, and studio space extending along the Dean Street frontage.

There is further study space provided on the lower ground floor opening into the rear south-west facing courtyard amenity space.

A self-contained cafe unit is proposed on the prominent Dean Street Wilder Street corner.

Sunlit interior with large glass doors, stone walls with arched openings, and a view of a garden with trees and a picnic table outside.
Rendering of a church with a stone facade, large stained glass window, and a modern extension, viewed from ground level with grass, trees, and a wooden picnic table in the yard, under a partly cloudy sky.

Our Approach

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