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Clearfell House in Dalby Forest, Yorkshire — an experimental timber demonstrator project developed with Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London.

Published in Material Source & Long-listed in Dezeen Awards 2025.

Published in Material Source & Long-listed in Dezeen Awards 2025.

Interior of Clearfell House, a multifunctional teaching and community space showcasing regenerative construction methods and innovative timber design.
Detail view of Clearfell House’s ash and larch timber frame, designed to reflect resilient forestry practices and sustainable material use.
Clearfell House clad in thermally modified Brimstone Pine, demonstrating the potential of lower-grade British timber for durable external cladding.
Approach to Clearfell House through Dalby Forest, highlighting its role as a teaching tool within a thriving woodland landscape.
Clearfell House set within Dalby Forest, designed as part of the “Constructive Land” project to critically reflect on forestry practices in the UK.
Interior view of Clearfell House showing its ash and larch timber frame, designed as a teaching space within Dalby Forest.
Front elevation of Clearfell House with triangular gable, clad in thermally modified Brimstone Pine from British forestry systems.
Clearfell House nestled among the trees in Dalby Forest, a demonstrator project for regenerative construction and woodland learning.
Approach to Clearfell House highlighting its prefabricated timber structure built by M-Arch students from Central Saint Martins.
Roof detail of Clearfell House showing the durability of thermally modified Brimstone Pine cladding in a woodland setting.
Side elevation of Clearfell House, constructed with ash and larch, exploring innovative uses of underutilised British timber.
Inside Clearfell House, a multifunctional room for teaching, research, and reflection on sustainable forestry practices.
Exposed timber interior of Clearfell House, demonstrating prefabricated ash and larch construction within a teaching and community space.
Exterior of Clearfell House in Dalby Forest, Yorkshire — a regenerative construction project showcasing innovative use of British timber.
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Clearfell House in Dalby Forest, Yorkshire — an experimental timber demonstrator project developed with Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London.
Interior of Clearfell House, a multifunctional teaching and community space showcasing regenerative construction methods and innovative timber design.
Detail view of Clearfell House’s ash and larch timber frame, designed to reflect resilient forestry practices and sustainable material use.
Clearfell House clad in thermally modified Brimstone Pine, demonstrating the potential of lower-grade British timber for durable external cladding.
Approach to Clearfell House through Dalby Forest, highlighting its role as a teaching tool within a thriving woodland landscape.
Clearfell House set within Dalby Forest, designed as part of the “Constructive Land” project to critically reflect on forestry practices in the UK.
Interior view of Clearfell House showing its ash and larch timber frame, designed as a teaching space within Dalby Forest.
Front elevation of Clearfell House with triangular gable, clad in thermally modified Brimstone Pine from British forestry systems.
Clearfell House nestled among the trees in Dalby Forest, a demonstrator project for regenerative construction and woodland learning.
Approach to Clearfell House highlighting its prefabricated timber structure built by M-Arch students from Central Saint Martins.
Roof detail of Clearfell House showing the durability of thermally modified Brimstone Pine cladding in a woodland setting.
Side elevation of Clearfell House, constructed with ash and larch, exploring innovative uses of underutilised British timber.
Inside Clearfell House, a multifunctional room for teaching, research, and reflection on sustainable forestry practices.
Exposed timber interior of Clearfell House, demonstrating prefabricated ash and larch construction within a teaching and community space.
Exterior of Clearfell House in Dalby Forest, Yorkshire — a regenerative construction project showcasing innovative use of British timber.
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