White Lion Court

A joyful fortress of discretion lies behind the walls of White Lion Court, a building tucked down a quiet side street between rejuvenated Old Street and the Dickensian charm of Clerkenwell. Once the recording studio of The Pet Shop Boys, this sublime former warehouse is anonymously set behind a walled courtyard and contains within it approximately 4,400 sq ft of versatile, largely lateral internal space in addition to a substantial south-facing roof terrace. It was converted to its current live/work capacity by the architect Charles Tashima, whose energetic and intriguing design celebrates the many features of its industrial past.