Spike Island
Bristol, United Kingdom 2003–2006
Client: Spike Island
This commission involved working with the arts organisation Spike Island on their building in Bristol. Since its formation in the late 1990s, Spike Island has established itself as a significant national centre for the contemporary visual arts, combining artist studios, work, and exhibition spaces. The organisation is located in a former tea-packing factory at the Cumberland Basin, on the edge of Bristol’s Harbourside. It offers a total of seventy long-let studios and spaces for arts-related businesses, whose rent generates revenue for the activities of the trust.
Drawings
Credits
Location
Bristol, United Kingdom
Date
2003–2006
Client
Spike Island
Area
7,000m²
Caruso St John Architects
Adam Caruso, Peter St John
Project team
Lorenzo De Chiffre, Christiane Felber, Rod Heyes, Ah-Ra Kim
Collaborating artists
Hayley Tompkins, Sue Tompkins
Structural engineer
Price & Myers
Services engineer
BDP
Project manager
Chamberlain Construction & Consultancy
Quantity surveyor
Gardiner & Theobold
Planning surveyor
Gleeds Health & Safety
Photography
Ioana Marinescu
Adam Faraday
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