Frameworks - Spitalfields - Hanbury St

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Location

  1. Shoreditch High Street5min walk
    • Overground Line
  2. Aldgate East6min walk
    • District Line
    • Hammersmith and City Line
  3. Liverpool Street8min walk
    • Central Line
    • Circle Line
    • Hammersmith and City Line
    • Metropolitan Line
    • National Rail
    • Elizabeth Line

Building Facilities

  1. Meeting Rooms

  2. 24 hr Access

  3. Furniture

  4. Trading Address

  5. Breakout Space

  6. Utilities

  7. Coffee & Tea

  8. Secure Access

  9. Wifi

  10. Mailing Address

  11. Cleaning

  12. Roof Terrace

  13. Reception

  14. Showers

  15. Printing

Not Available

  1. Inventory Storage

  2. Beer & Wine

  3. Lockers

  4. Fruit & Snacks

  5. Event Space

  6. Events & Talks

  7. Childcare

  8. Gym

  9. Phone Booths

  10. Bike Storage

  11. Pets Allowed

  12. Disabled Access

  13. Kitchen

  14. Parking

  15. Cafe

About this building

Frameworks are launching 3 managed studios in an iconic building near Shoreditch. Situated on the Truman Brewery Estate, Hanbury Street sits between Spitalfields’ eponymous market and the bustling streets of Brick Lane. Its neighbours include a mix of cultural landmarks, social hubs and illustrious names from the creative industry.

The building is unique in almost every sense. Each floor features split-level workspaces with double height ceilings and unobstructed views across the City. Frameworks will comprehensively refurbish the space, retaining its industrial pedigree and modernising all facilities to create 3 HQ workspaces without equal.

The space is undergoing a comprehensive re-modelling to improve interior aesthetics and meet modern day performance standards. The visual identity of the space will revolve around a theme called ‘Industrial Pop’, which retains the industrial heritage of the site whilst introducing punches of colour to highlight notable features. Exposed brickw

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