Architects:Stonewood Design

Area :1530 m²

Year :2021

Photographs :Craig Auckland, Thijs Wolzak

Mechanical and Electrical Engineering :E3 Consulting Engineers

Main Contractor :Stonewood Design

Quantitative Surveyor :Synergy

Planning Consultants :AZ Urban Studios

Glazing :Glass Light and Special Structures

Structural Engineering : Hydrock

Civil Engineering : Hydrock

Fire Engineering : Hydrock

Transportation : Hydrock

Principal Designer : Hydrock

Archaeology : South West Heritage

Building Control Consultant : Oculus

Timber Framing : The Timber Framing Company

Exhibition Designer : Kossmann de Jong

City : Hadspen

Country : United Kingdom

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From a simple, elegant glass elevation, the Roman Villa Museum focuses its view towards a landscape which reinterprets the ruins of Hadspen Roman Villa.

Hadspen Roman Villa was discovered in 1832 . Excavations of the site took place between 1968 and 1970. This revealed structural remains, pottery, coins and part of a mosaic floor which suggested a substantial Villa. Further excavations in 2015 revealed the true extent of the Villa and its outbuildings. It had been built, adapted and enlarged from the 3rd to the 5th centuries AD.