Herbal House, Clerkenwell Building, Mixed-Use Redevelopment, London, Architecture Images
Herbal House in Clerkenwell
Office and Residential Property in North East London, England – design by BuckleyGrayYeoman Architects
18 Jan 2018
Herbal House
Architects: BuckleyGrayYeoman
Location: Clerkenwell, London, England, UK
BuckleyGrayYeoman completes 115,000 sq ft refurbishment of Herbal House in Clerkenwell

Photos © Peter Landers
BuckleyGrayYeoman has completed the extensive refurbishment of Herbal House, a former print works in Clerkenwell, owned by Ærium and managed by Allied London. Arranged over ten floors, Herbal House provides 115,000sq ft of flexible office space and high-quality apartments in the heart of Clerkenwell, close to Farringdon station.
Matt Yeoman, Director of BuckleyGrayYeoman said:

?Herbal House is an exciting development for the heart of London?s creative district. Clerkenwell is one of Central London?s most exciting districts, a mature creative district ideally placed for access to the knowledge quarter in Kings Cross, the tech cluster at Old Street and the emerging cultural hub in Farringdon. The size of this former print works has offered us the scope to create a lively and characterful focal point for the working life of the area, which is being transformed by the imminent arrival of the Elizabeth Line.?

Constructed in 1928 as a printworks for the Daily Mirror, Herbal House later became part of the academic campus of Central St Martins Co...