Bodmin Jail Hotel Spa - Twelve Architects and Masterplanners
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Bodmin Jail Hotel Spa

Location:
Area: 550m2
Client: Tudor Hotels
Service: Lead Consultant, Architecture, Interior Design, CGI, Stakeholder Engagement
Status: Under Construction

Following our successful transformation of the Grade II Listed Bodmin Jail into a luxury hotel and leading visitor attraction, we were appointed develop proposals for the extension of the Civil Wing, to provide new pool and spa facilities.

The plans envisage a new-build structure made of steel and glass, located at the end of the Women’s Wing, which will contain a new swimming pool. The building’s form takes inspiration from the tri-arched windows at the gable ends of the Naval and Women’s Wings, providing a modern interpretation of the trefoil-arched leisure pavilions of the Victorian era, which were conceived as spaces of relaxation and leisure. The changing rooms will be placed in a recessed link between the old and new buildings, with the swimming pool raised to minimise the excavation and allow for the plant to be located below. A mezzanine above the changing rooms, overlooking the pool and accessed from the main space, will accommodate a sauna, steam room and spa showers.