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Haggerston Baths Regeneration
Within the Borough of Hackney in London’s east end stands the Haggerston Baths, a swimming and bath facility opened in 1904 that was closed permanently in 2000. The building is currently undergoing regeneration into a public workspace, office building, and restaurant and cafe.
London
Modelling
Interior Rendering (CGI)

Jorg’s CGIs showcased multiple design concepts that incorporated historical elements of the building, such as skylights, cathedral-like archways, and a glass pavilion covering the Olympic-sized swimming pool. To enhance the presentation, site photography of the building in its current state was also captured, providing valuable before-and-after context.

With the building’s plan to end its function as a swimming facility, one such concept was to produce a large pavilion atop the swimming pool made of glass and deconstructable metal framing. A restaurant sits on the pavilion roof, a cafĂ© and work lounge is found inside, and multiple break-out areas surround the pavilion’s perimeter.
Taking advantage of the towering columns of natural light pouring in through the skylights and the large reflective surfaces of the glass, Jorg produced multiple concepts to show how this space and its innovative design could be utilized by tenants and the public.


