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Bradbury Den by BakerBrown

BakerBrown’s Bradbury Den transforms an existing barn into a warm, accessible learning space for children with complex neurodisabilities. Built with local, low-impact materials and shaped by the wider community, the project brings children, animals and nature together.

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