Workshop Facilities at The Oxford School of Archtecture
The Oxford School of Architecture hosts a wide range of fabrication facilities that encourage physical making of all kinds.
We give students access to the tools and expertise needed to explore, prototype, and refine their architectural designs through physical interaction.
Whether crafting precise models or engaging in creative experimentation, our facilities empower innovation, technical skill, and hands-on learning at every stage of the design process.
The Team
Meet Marcelo
The Print Room is supported by Marcelo, our dedicated technician. Known for his expertise, reliability, and approachable nature, Marcelo provides guidance on equipment use, printing processes, digital workflows, and troubleshooting. His friendly manner, sense of humour, and commitment to helping students have earned him multiple staff nominations and recognition across the department.
Marcelo is available to assist with technical issues, equipment advice, print and fabrication guidance, best-practice recommendations for digital production.
Students and staff are always welcome to seek support - no question is too small, and no problem is too complex.
Get in touch: m.gunther@brookes.ac.uk
Meet Liam
Liam Biswelll is based in the workshops, where he supports both Architecture and Built Environment courses.
He has a background in creative arts, with a focus on sculpture and modelmaking, and brings strong experience in material use and properties.
He also has a keen interest in metalworking, woodworking and printmaking.
Get in touch: l.biswell@brookes.ac.uk
Meet Jamie
The Architecture Workshop is supported by Jamie Whitty, a fabrication-oriented technician with a background in Architecture.
Jamie's interests revolve around digital fabrication and hybrid digital/analogue workflows.
He enjoys a broad range of mediums, including 3d scanning and printing, CNC work, casting and woodwork.
Get in touch: jwhitty@brookes.ac.uk
