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Platform 5 Architects, Las Bake-As, Winners 2016

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2016 was the first Gingerbread City and took place in a shopfront in London. You can see more photos of the shopfront below!
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Daily Recipe
Sticky Gingerbread Loaf courtesy of owner David from Baking Bar! Yum!
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Click here for the recipe
Did you know?

The first known recipe for gingerbread came from Greece in 2400 BC.
Avey, Tori. “The History of Gingerbread.” PBS, Public Broadcasting Service, 20 Dec. 2013, www.pbs.org/food/the-history-kitchen/history-gingerbread/.
Can you name the five column types below?
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Answers
Family Activities
and more fun!


Make your own Gingerbread Christmas Card or Poster!
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Activities here
Reminder

Don't forget to enter the Gingerbread home baker competition!
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Share a photo of your creation using: 
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#TheGingerbreadCityHomeBaker

For more info visit day 1​
GBC Day 1
Behind the Scenes!
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Watch Fuse Architects designing and planning their Figroll Terrace from 2019 below.
Colouring 
For Adults and Children
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Download Colouring
Tibbalds Planning and Urban Design
Flour Tower 


Flour Tower is the horticultural centre of the city. The vertical farm provides a bright space to grow fresh produce, and the ground floor hosts an educational centre to run workshops to inform residents about urban agriculture. 

​The Beehive encourages and sustains the local honeybee population, and the café and farm shop sells all the products grown on-site. Cycle parking, as well as a fleet of cargo bikes are available for distribution to local schools and shops. 

The centre facilitates the full lifecycle of food production — thereby reducing Gingerbread food miles.


tibbalds.co.uk

Photos of the first Gingerbread City in 2016 
in a shopfront in South Kensington!
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