The Gaslight in Fitzrovia, London Office Building, Flexible Workspace, English Architecture Images
The Gaslight in Fitzrovia, London
26 Mar 2020
The Gaslight
Design: dMFK architects and Bureau De Change architect
Location: Rathbone Street, Fitzrovia, London, England, UK

The Gaslight by dMFK and Bureau De Change – photo © Ed Reeve
On behalf of I.S.A. (Holdings), dMFK architects and Bureau De Change architects have completed the transformation of an Art Deco building on Rathbone Street, creating a contemporary and flexible workspace in this vibrant corner of Fitzrovia. The Gaslight embraces innovative modern design, whilst celebrating the distinct design heritage of the building and paying homage to the area, famed for its history of artisanal workshops and craftsmanship.
The Gaslight by dMFK and Bureau De Change – photos © Gilbert McGarragher
The Gaslight, 29-35 Rathbone Street, was originally the Gas Light and Coke Company, a robust, utilitarian facility, with a wide, defining frontage onto Rathbone Street. Its current owners, I.S.A. (Holdings) have set out to reinvent this industrial building, amplify its volumes to create a dynamic new workspace that responds to its unique character. In response to this brief, dMFK architects has refurbished, reconfigured and extended the original building with an innovative extension, new core and roofline. Working in these new volumes, Bureau de Change has created the distinctive interiors; their bespoke materials,...