interior+ / Issue 2 / January 2018
A PUBLICATION FROM FURNISH INTERIOR DESIGN
A PUBLICATION FROM FURNISH INTERIOR DESIGN
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THE BARREL STORE,<br />
YHA, CIRENCESTER<br />
“This boutique hostel offers a rare budget accommodation option on<br />
the edge of the Cotswolds. The hostel occupies a former 19th-century<br />
brewery barrel store which has been beautifully restored and renovated<br />
with environmental, eco-friendly standards. It’s clean, comfortable and in<br />
an excellent central location.” Caroline Mills -<br />
New Brewery Arts and Furnish<br />
Interior Design transformed the<br />
under-utilised and decrepit Niccol<br />
Building into The Barrel Store –<br />
residential accommodation for<br />
schools and groups, families<br />
and individuals.<br />
“The hostel has been finished<br />
with local, handcrafted furnishings<br />
- the communal entrance area,<br />
for example, displays a focal oakfaced<br />
staircase.” Caroline Mills -<br />
The Daily Telegraph<br />
The Barrel Store welcomes new<br />
visitors to Cirencester, fulfilling<br />
the need to provide affordable<br />
accommodation in the greater<br />
area and benefiting the town.<br />
At the same time The Barrel Store<br />
provides for more people than<br />
before to take part in activities<br />
at New Brewery Arts.<br />
Since its renovation the building<br />
is reputed to be the first public<br />
Passivhaus (low carbon) in<br />
Gloucestershire and one of a<br />
handful in the UK, with many<br />
environmental credentials.<br />
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