“Original steel-framed factory windows wrap around the south and west-facing walls of the apartment, bathing it in light”
This live/work warehouse space of over 1,400 sq ft occupies a corner position on the second floor of Dehavilland Studios, a former aircraft factory. The building was designed in the 1930s by Sir Owen Williams and retains its industrial character with raw concrete pillars and double-aspect steel-framed windows. Towering over the River Lea, Dehavilland Studios is an arresting piece of British design history in the heart of Hackney.
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