The School is equipped with a comprehensive range of workshop facilities that support model-making, prototyping, and a variety of fabrication processes for design and research projects. These facilities provide students and staff with valuable hands-on opportunities to transform ideas into physical outcomes through both traditional craft-based methods and contemporary manufacturing techniques.
The Main Workshop serves as the School’s primary fabrication facility and is equipped with an extensive range of woodworking tools, heavy machinery, and specialist equipment. Designed to accommodate larger-scale projects, the workshop enables users to work with a variety of materials while developing practical construction, fabrication, and manufacturing skills in a professionally supervised environment.
The Mini Workshop, conveniently located adjacent to the studio spaces, offers immediate access to essential fabrication resources for day-to-day project development. Equipped with foam-cutting kiosks and precision tools, it allows students to efficiently produce study models, mock-ups, and detailed components as part of the design process, supporting both experimentation and rapid prototyping.
The Spray Room provides a dedicated space for painting, coating, and spray-finishing activities. Designed in accordance with health and safety standards, the facility features appropriate ventilation and controlled working conditions, enabling users to carry out finishing processes safely while achieving high-quality professional results.
Together, these facilities create a well-equipped and supportive making environment that encourages creativity, innovation, experimentation, and the successful realization of design concepts from initial ideas through to final prototypes and finished models.