Relocation
of Winkhurst Farm and
Reinterpretation as a Tudor Kitchen
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New Build
February 2002
The new Exhibition, Education and
eating area starts to take shape, constructed of 200x50 mm sawn
softwood framing and covered in breathable board.
March 2002
The roof timbers are 200mmx50mm and will
be covered with a waterproof membrane that prevents the ingress of water
but can breathe.
Detail of the roof construction
April 2002
Roof detail showing where the
exhibition and eating area joins the original building.
The modern kitchen
extension is attached to the original building at the gable end as the
following pictures show
March 2002
April 2002
May 2002
The Exhibition, Education and eating area
is lined with Woodwool panels and the cavity is
filled with Warmwall recycled paper insulation.
May 2002
Roof tiling completed and cladding of
the walls with Canadian red cedar begins.
Windows are glazed with polycarbonate.
The roof is insulated with 150mm of
insulation made from sheep wool and held in place by wires.
The modern kitchen extension takes
shape
December 2002
Completed and operational as a Tudor
kitchen.
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