Clearfell House at Dalby Forest

Clearfell House is an innovative demonstrator project that showcases the potential of bio-based materials and low embodied carbon construction. Developed by Central Saint Martins students and  Material Cultures, this experimental timber structure engages the community with British woodland and explores sustainable forestry practices.

Location and Visitor Information

Where to find Clearfell House

The sculpture is located along a section of the Adderstone Rigg Trail. Parking at Adderstone Field, follow the yellow waymarkers. When the path forks for the Nissen Hut Trail, keep right. Following a short section, the installation will be on your left.

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Artist Biographies

Clearfell House was designed and constructed by a group of M-Arch Architecture students from Central Saint Martins. The project was part of the 'Regenerative Construction' unit, focusing on the production and application of bio-based materials. 

About Central Saint Martins

Central Saint Martins are a world-renowned arts and design college, part of the University of the Arts London. The college offers a diverse range of creative programmes and is known for its innovative approach to art, design, and performance

About Material Cultures

Material Cultures is a research and design practice that focuses on the bio-regionality of materials and low embodied carbon construction. They aim to make meaningful progress towards a post-carbon built environment through design services, hands-on construction projects, and strategic partnerships.

Funding and contributions

Clearfell House was made possible by the following funding and contributors: