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In pictures: The Tannery by Coffey Architects
Coffey Architects completes a new community development with mixed-tenure housing, gallery and artists’ studios within a series of new and heritage buildings in Bermondsey
Coffey Architects has completed The Tannery, part of London Square Bermondsey, a new neighbourhood comprising 400 mixed-tenure homes, 136,000 sq ft of commercial space, art studios and gallery space in a mix of heritage and contemporary buildings.
A former industrial estate – once home to the tannery trade which flourished in Bermondsey in the 19th century, as well as a factory where Crosse & Blackwell manufactured pickle – the new neighbourhood has been masterplanned by AHMM for developer London Square.
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