DRIFT Journal

Words by Jamie Crocker Flexible stays shaped around families, couples, celebrations and dogs. Old Lanwarnick presents itself through the lives that pass through it, and in that sense, it is best understood by the ways people use it. The six cottages, glamping capsules and grounds sit within easy reach of the south Cornish coast, yet the real measure of the place lies in how it accommodates those who arrive with differing expectations and requirements. Families come in many varied layers,...

ARCO2 Architects integrates design and construction through low-energy delivery systems. Projects rarely begin these days with a blank page. They start with a conversation about performance, materials and the realities of building in exposed parts of Cornwall. Heat loss, air tightness, ventilation, salt carried on the wind and the constraints of designated landscapes all enter the discussion early, alongside how a building will be used day to day. For ARCO2 Architects, that early exchange acts

Family stewardship has shaped a Cornish experience with lasting appeal. We find out how the tension between operating as a holiday park whilst remaining good stewards of the land and environment is resolved into something that satisfies both exigencies. Wooda Farm Holiday Park has been family-owned since the 1970s. How has that continuity shaped the way the business feels today, both for you internally and for guests arriving on site? Wooda is something that’s grown alongside our family ov