Case Study: Hope Primary School Chapel

A Timber Frame Chapel for Religious Education, activities, music and prayer.

Dedicated area for collective worship, fostering a comfortable and peaceful environment for students.

Project: A dedicated area for Religious Education (RE) and collective worship within a Primary School setting.

Location: On an unused balcony, optimising underutilised space.

Size: 6m x 5m.

Construction: Timber Frame Chapel with an Open Gable roof design.

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Features

  • Spherical Windows and Doors

    Large spherical windows and doors maximise natural light, creating a bright, warm space for learning and prayer.

  • Open Gable Roof

    This design moves hot air toward the roof's vents, keeping the room cool and dry, and extra spacious due to it’s high ceilings.

  • Underfloor Heating

    Smartphone controlled underfloor heating system ensures a cosy, homely vibe.

  • Optimised Layout

    Close collaboration in the room planning process with the client ensured optimal layout for furniture and sockets.

  • Smart Mood-Lighting and Feature Wall

    Energy efficient and automated to turn off when not in use, smart lights last longer and help to reduce costs. Unique mood lighting fosters an inviting and relaxing ambience.

  • Wifi Connection

    Hardwired internet connection as standard, guaranteeing the same speeds as the school’s main buildings. 

“As with many schools, budgets are tight, so we needed a partner to help us develop a creative solution. We really grew the ideas together with Baltic Bespoke. The timber frame construction offers a cost-effective, adaptable, and sustainable solution.”

— John Casson, Headteacher at Hope Primary School