55/02 is a brightly painted steel structure located within a stand of trees at Cock Stoor on the north shore of Kielder Water. Its name refers to the latitude and longitude of the site and highlights the importance of the building’s location to its design, where key sitelines contribute to its unusual layout, and seating orientates visitors towards particular views looking out onto the lake and smaller inlets nearby. Sixteen* makers are an experimental architectural practice with a particular interest in ‘design through making’, where the nature and properties of materials combine with a site’s environmental conditions to inform their design process and eventually produce ‘responsive architecture’. Further information on Sixteen*(makers) can be found at www.sixteenmakers.com
From Newcastle or Carlisle, follow the A69 to Hexham then follow the B6320 to Bellingham (brown-signed Kielder Water & Forest) and take the C200 to Kielder Water & Forest Park.
From Jedburgh/Edinburgh take the A68 south to Otterburn, then the B6320 to Bellingham and follow the brown signs to Kielder Water & Forest Park along the C200.
Hawkhope Car Park sign-posted from the C200.
Please remember to fill up your tank before you begin your journey as there are no petrol stations in the immediate Kielder Water & Forest Park area.
55/02 is situated on the Lakeside Way on the North shore of Kielder Water approx 3 miles from Hawkhope carpark
Tel: +44 01434 220616
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
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| Free | Free |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
55-02 - side view
Image: Peter Sharpe
55-02 - side view through the trees
Image: Peter Sharpe
55-02 - front view
Image: Peter Sharpe
55-02 - roof detail
Image: Peter Sharpe