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WSSH / 3D ARCHITECTURE / DIGITAL TOUR

Explore the place. Discover its possibilities.

A guided journey through WSSH’s heritage setting, workspaces and community. Choose a stop or select a building label to change the view.

Explore WSSH’s heritage architecture and geographic footprint.

Geographic footprint: OpenStreetMap. Architectural interpretation: published PPSSCC-141 drawings. Heights, roof details and openings are approximate. This is a thematic digital guide, not a surveyed interior model or access route.

HOW TO READ THE DIGITAL BUILDING

Two layers. A clearer picture.

Switch to Source footprint to see the mapped complex and its courtyard void. Switch to Architecture for an interpreted view of the WSSH building components.

The wider connected footprint includes neighbouring buildings. Current room allocations, furniture and occupancy are not represented.

Follow the evidence

Building identity and arrangement were checked against the public planning record and its architectural drawings. OSM retains older building names; those are preserved in the downloadable metadata.

Open the planning record
Download geographic dataset
Read modelling notes
CONTINUE THE CONVERSATION

Make your next connection in person.

Book an official introduction with Spacecubed. Share any access or visiting requirements directly with the operator.

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An independent Nexus guide to WSSH. Spacecubed operates the physical hub. Public sources were reviewed on 12 October 2026; Nexus affiliation and a WSSH pilot agreement are not confirmed.

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