East Anglia

Norfolk

SuffolkCambs

Essex

Beds

Herts

Happisburgh

R E V E A L SR E M A I N S

S A S H A E D W A R D S

Eroding 10m per year

In 2013 a storm revealed 800,000 year old

Paleolithic fossils and artifacts

These were the earliest found evidence of

first human settlement outside of Africa

Fossils also eroded away over the following

two weeks

2015 Archaeological remains are excavated and new facil ities built

Piles and caissons revealed by erosion, facil ities accessed by walkways

Caissons now fully surrounded by the sea, facil ities access by cable car

Facil ities removed and recycled. Concrete structures remain as monuments

2025

2050

2115

Ground Level

Curved form chosen as a strong structure able to retain the land and sea

Steel Frame used to suspended buildings within caissons

Exhibition and research facil ities for Happisburgh and Norfolk

Accommodation for researchers

0m 10m

Hostel for visitors and schools