35 Britannia Row — former Pink Floyd studios

Britannia Row

The former Pink Floyd recording studios — a heritage restoration in active partnership with cultural use.

Britannia

Location

Islington, London N1

Status

Planning in progress

Meanwhile

Florence Trust and Sentient Projects

Now — meanwhile use

The building is alive while planning moves forward.

Britannia Row is currently running as a meanwhile-use cultural space. In partnership with the Florence Trust, a highly-regarded artist residency programme, 18 artists work in newly created studios, while three gallery spaces offer a rotating schedule of exhibitions and performances.

Har-Monic co-manages a separate programme inside the building called Sentient Projects — dedicated to immersive experiences centred around art, music and ritual.

This continues while redevelopment plans move through planning. It is a deliberate continuation of what the building has always been: a place where people make things.

Artist studio at Britannia Row — Florence Trust residency
Exhibition inside Britannia Row

Next — restoration & redevelopment

Heritage restoration.

A full design and planning process is underway to unlock additional capacity and create a mixed-use scheme that serves as both residential and community use.

We are bringing a culturally significant building that was vacant for over a decade back to life — for residents, for the neighbourhood, and for the cultural lineage already running through it.

Interior wall at 35 Britannia Row — 'Art tells gorgeous lies that come true'

Investor & partnership enquiries

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