James Gorst Architects completes Castle Community Rooms in Suffolk

1 JGA - Lorenzo Zandri © 2023-1

Source: Lorenzo Zandri

A new community facility works with the existing context to provide a flexible space for events and social engagement

Castle Community Rooms, a community building designed by James Gorst Architects, has officially opened its doors to the public in Framlingham, Suffolk.

The new facility, created for the Framlingham Parochial Church Council (PCC) in collaboration with community groups, Framlingham Town Council, and East Suffolk Council, aims to bring the local community together by offering a diverse range of community events and performances.

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