This London workspace is designed to be a community – and cultural – incubator
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Architecture, Design
Buckley Gray Yeoman
Lobby Design
Development
General Projects
Tile Manufacturing
Dzek
Entrance Lighting
Floor Area
6,875 sq-m
Combining two historic buildings in Clerkenwell, new London workspace Technique is an adaptive reuse project by General Projects and Buckley Gray Yeoman, with a bespoke Formafant
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