Grymsdyke Farm functions as a research facility, an experimental laboratory and a live-work space. Historically it was a working dairy farm but now its secluded setting offers a unique place for reflection, experimentation and production.

Maker Spaces are the core of the facility, supported by communal living spaces including the Farmhouse, with residential amenities such as a kitchen, living room, bedrooms and a library. Our outdoor spaces include an orchard, tennis court, vegetable garden and a field where we host events and site-specific installations.

Maker Spaces provide opportunities to engage directly with a range of materials and making techniques, from traditional craftsmanship to contemporary digital design methodologies.

Techniques and processes include woodworking, metalworking, ceramics and digital fabrication:
Carpentry workshop

Three-axis CNC digital fabrication facility (bed size: 1250mm × 3000mm)

Casting and ceramics studio

Metalworking area
Industrial six-axis robotic arms
Laser cutter (bed size: 900mm × 1250mm)
3D printers
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