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Worcester Royal Porcelain Works, Worcester

Culmination of six-year effort to reinvigorate the derelict Royal Worcester factory site

Worcester Royal Porcelain Works, Worcester.
Worcester Royal Porcelain Works, Worcester. Credit: Adam Hoskins

RIBA West Midlands Award winner 2021
Conservation Award


KKE Architects for The Bransford Trust
Contract value: £7.1m 
GIA: 3,133m2
Cost per m2: £2,273

Royal Porcelain Works is the culmination of six years’ effort to reinvigorate the derelict Royal Worcester factory site into seven townhouses, three apartments and an arts and exhibition venue including a café and workspaces. Works included restoration of the grade II listed porcelain display hall and rebuilding the counting house. A foyer constructed with in situ concrete and glulam beams creates a separation between old and new. Pedestrianised public space unites the Museum of Royal Worcester with this historical part of the city.

  • Worcester Royal Porcelain Works, Worcester.
    Worcester Royal Porcelain Works, Worcester. Credit: Adam Hoskins
  • Worcester Royal Porcelain Works, Worcester.
    Worcester Royal Porcelain Works, Worcester. Credit: Adam Hoskins
  • Worcester Royal Porcelain Works, Worcester.
    Worcester Royal Porcelain Works, Worcester. Credit: Adam Hoskins
  • Worcester Royal Porcelain Works, Worcester.
    Worcester Royal Porcelain Works, Worcester. Credit: Adam Hoskins
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