MakeWorks

A unique resource

About Make Works

Make Works is a unique resource within the School. We have highly skilled specialist staff in areas as diverse as textiles, rapid prototyping, jewellery and silversmithing, musical instrument making, print and many more.

Our core philosophy is to work with our students and staff at the school to realise the potential of the workshops and technical facilities as unprecedented places for designing and making.

Specialist workshops and facilities

Digital manufacturing

3D

Media

Print and textiles

For further information and enquiries please contact Marcus Bowerman at m.bowerman@londonmet.ac.uk

Photograph of a hammer on top of an anvil inside a workshop

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Current art, architecture and design students with workshop enquiries or technical support queries should email Marcus Bowerman at m.bowerman@londonmet.ac.uk

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