Stirling Prize-winner Haworth Tompkins has released images of new temporary facilities it has created for immersive theatre company Punchdrunk’s base in south-east London.

The practice, which won the UK’s biggest architecture prize in 2014 for its Liverpool Everyman Theatre, created a temporary entrance pavilion for Punchdrunk’s Woolwich Works base, housed in grade II-listed industrial buildings at Woolwich Arsenal.

Haworth Tompkins’ entrance pavilion, named “One Cartridge Place” spans a carriageway connecting three structures at the site that are housing the theatre company’s new immersive event The Burnt City.

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