Grymsdyke Farm is a research facility, experimental fabrication workshop, and live-work space located in the village of Lacey Green in rural Buckinghamshire, UK. Established in 2004 by Guan Lee, it has been hosting workshops, seminars and residencies with the aim of exploring the essential connections between materials, processes of design, and place.
FACILITIES AND PROJECT
Grymsdyke Farm provides an opportunity for individuals to engage directly with a range of materials and making techniques, from traditional craftsmanship to contemporary digital design methodologies. This includes woodworking, metalworking, ceramics and digital fabrication. Historically a working farm, its secluded setting offers a unique place for reflection, experimentation, and production.
PROGRAMME
Grymsdyke Farm is a place where people can exchange ideas, working methods, interests and expertise through a collective and collaborative ethos. Grymsdyke Farm encourages collaborations with designers, architects and artists. In previous years, many architects and academic architecture institutions hailing from the UK and abroad have taken part in activities at Grymsdyke Farm.
– FARM EVENTS: a series of events happening during the year at Grymsdyke Farm.
– FARM TIME: for designers, researchers and universities to book time at Grymsdyke Farm
– FARM SHOP: in-person exhibitions, and online gallery with a selection of pieces developed and produced at Grymsdyke Farm or the community around the farm.
Grymsdyke Farm is a research facility, experimental fabrication workshop, and live-work space located in the village of Lacey Green in rural Buckinghamshire, UK. Established in 2004 by Guan Lee, it has been hosting workshops, seminars and residencies with the aim of exploring the essential connections between materials, processes of design, and place.
FACILITIES AND PROJECT
Grymsdyke Farm provides an opportunity for individuals to engage directly with a range of materials and making techniques, from traditional craftsmanship to contemporary digital design methodologies. This includes woodworking, metalworking, ceramics and digital fabrication. Historically a working farm, its secluded setting offers a unique place for reflection, experimentation, and production.
PROGRAMME
Grymsdyke Farm is a place where people can exchange ideas, working methods, interests and expertise through a collective and collaborative ethos. Grymsdyke Farm encourages collaborations with designers, architects and artists. In previous years, many architects and academic architecture institutions hailing from the UK and abroad have taken part in activities at Grymsdyke Farm.
– FARM EVENTS: a series of events happening during the year at Grymsdyke Farm.
– FARM TIME: for designers, researchers and universities to book time at Grymsdyke Farm
– FARM SHOP: in-person exhibitions, and online gallery with a selection of pieces developed and produced at Grymsdyke Farm or the community around the farm.