Let’s show you ‘round
The Bio-‘Dough’m is the centrepiece of Ice Breaker Island. Peek through the bready biosphere to find a garden of Eden for our icy islanders.
Bakingtin Tower is a vertical igloo habitat that provides a bakey-warm environment. Here, islanders maintain a good crumb and rise well.
The Recylcoctopus swims in the ocean surrounding the island, working with the islanders to collect plastic waste for upcycling into seasonal gifts. These are magically distributed annually by a mysterious local…
Ho ho hmmmm…
The Prouvé is in the pudding
Taking cues from the traditional igloo and the architecture of Jean Prouvé and Kisho Kurokawa, the architecture of Ice Breaker Island is built to withstand extreme weather conditions whilst providing a comfortable and tasty living environment.
Baking Alaska
The islanders live in harmony with the environment and the local wildlife. Penguins take (to) the piste and Seals bake in the sun on Ginger Crunch beach. But it’s not all sweetness and light. The islanders are very concerned about the rising temperatures and are continually exploring ways to replenish the ice.
Our star bakers
The Gingerbread City has become a Christmas tradition for our London team. Each year they let their imaginations run wild as they whip up a vision of a scrumptious future city, where anything is possible. We’re proud to say last year’s entry, Dammie Dodger, won the coveted People’s Vote.
They hope their tasty designs help to inspire the next generation of city-shapers.
