To book a consultation, workshop or technical support
contact the Student Project Coordinators
0117-328 6886 | spc@uwe.ac.uk
contact the Student Project Coordinators
0117-328 6886 | spc@uwe.ac.uk
Sep 2020/21 Please report any covid symptoms to the university helpline, open 09:00-19:00 0117 32 87000
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Folded paper and Jesmonite
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Opening Hours
Monday: 9:00 - 17:00 Tuesday: 9:00 - 19:30 Wednesday: 9:00 - 19:30 Thursday: 9:00 - 19:30 Friday: 9:00 - 16:30 Closed everyday for lunch 12:30 - 13:30 |
Steel nails embedded in clay form
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Tues-Thur 9-7 when the campus is open.
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Welcome to our new state of the art Physical Fabrication Centre, in D-block at Bower Ashton Campus.
The users of the Fabrication Centre will be taught a breadth of making skills. We start at the beginning and train you as far towards a professional practice as you wish your skill level to reach. The basic workshops begin with introductions to project management (budgeting, time management, health & safety etc.) Then stepping through health and safety workshops, which are an important part of this area, we move onto practical processes. Some workshops will require you to have done the basic induction levels before you can undertake the intermediate or advanced levels, and we are here to offer you this opportunity and will accommodate your needs. 
Stacked bowls and plate
We have a diverse team whose skills reflect contemporary maker’s needs. The team work at different times of the week, so please make yourself aware of staff working patterns.
Staff have formal booking in time; this is so we can help set up your project needs and help manage your expectations. The fabrication area will be open from 9am but staff are not available until 10am. This time is needed for administration, please respect this! Under covid secure working procedures all students will be offered supported access. This can be booked with the student project coordinators. Staff sessions range from 30 mins to hourly slots. We have listed all our workshops descriptors under the workshops tab at the top of the page. Here you can find out about each workshop and what you can expect to cover in that session. You will also find information about relevant learning and research materials. As an advanced user you will need to be assessed in the specific area of interest before you can be allocated an advanced user pass. This means you are able to use this equipment unaided. We hope you enjoy using the Physical Fabrication Centre as much as we enjoy you using it. Please be creative, and remember there are no failures, only lessons in making. 
Letters cast in aluminium
Heat treated and sandblasted steel
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