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Architects: Twelve Architects
- Area: 7500 m²
- Year: 2021
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Photographs:Jack Hobhouse
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Manufacturers: KEIM
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Lead Architects: Lorraine Griffith, Itziar Goiri

Text description provided by the architects. A derelict 18th century prison that once housed hundreds of criminals and over fifty executions has been restored and reinvented as a luxury boutique hotel within Cornwall, England. Set over 4 storeys, with 70 boutique rooms, each with their own story to tell, The Bodmin Jail Hotel is a new full sensory accommodation experience that intertwines the imposing original architecture of the three-hundred-year-old jail with creative, contemporary design.
