In pictures: HTA transforms Victorian warehouse into its new studio

HTA studio 1

Practice has linked four buildings in Hackney Wick dating back to 1868

HTA Design has unveiled its new London studio, which has seen the transformation of a Victorian warehouse.

The architectural practice has repurposed a building dating back to 1868 which was originally built as a factory to make the world’s first synthetic plastic, before being used as a warehouse.

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