Stanhope, on behalf of Mitsui Fudosan and other investors, announces today the launch of The Studio Space, a multi-use high tech studio for the performing arts, wellness and creative industries, at Television Centre, White City.
Operating two separate studios totalling 2,105 sq ft, The Studio Space offers modern, state-of-the-art adaptable studio facilities equipped with aerial rigging, variable lighting and ground floor inclusive access. The amenities are set against a backdrop of warm wooden floors, exposed concrete, and walls accented with terracotta and green tones, creating an inviting and flexible environment.
Available for public hire starting immediately, the new spaces cater to artists, fitness and creative freelance professionals seeking regular, long-term studio space while also offering a variety of fitness and wellness classes open to the public. From community yoga classes to relaxing sound baths, to energetic dance rehearsals and beyond, this modern space invites users to create their own environment for productivity.
Alison Hudd, Director of The Studio Space, says “We are thrilled to bring The Studio Space to Television Centre, a location renowned for its rich creative legacy and innovation. We want the local community to use our spaces to achieve their creative ambition. Our mission is to provide an inspiring and adaptable environment that supports performers as well as wellness and creative freelancers. By offering high-quality, versatile facilities, we aim to ensure The Studio Space becomes an essential resource for both professionals and people living locally alike.”
Claire Dawe, Head of Asset Management, at Stanhope, says
“We are delighted to welcome The Studio Space to Television Centre. Their addition highlights the growing diversity of businesses and professionals calling our creative campus home. Addressing a growing need for creative space and inspiring venues, The Studio Space’s multi-use offering will perfectly complement the wide range of creative and media enterprises already on site. We will continue to support creative spaces in the rapidly developing White City Innovation District.”
Chris Perrott, Asset Management Director, Mitsui Fudosan UK, says
“We are pleased to welcome The Studio Space to Television Centre. This announcement reinforces our commitment to creating innovative environments for small and large businesses in West London. The arrival of The Studio Space in Television Centre is recognition of the development’s growing importance as a leisure and retail location as well as a key focus for creativity and cultural activity in this part of the capital.”
An iconic London landmark and historic home to the BBC, Television Centre created a blueprint for creativity that lives on in all who live, work, play and create here. The first chapter reimagined the site, creating 432 design-led apartments, 300,000 sq ft of new office spaces and a range of amenities to the development. Space for thinkers, creators, makers and spectators to thrive.
Now, the final chapter latest offers new standout apartments, penthouses and townhouses giving the opportunity for a new set of individuals to find their place, as Television Centre continues to evolve.
Forever looking forwards, White City is set to expand even further over the coming years. Thousands of new homes will take shape. Green spaces will expand and grow. New workplaces, educational facilities, shopping and social spots will provide even more opportunity for connection and innovation in this pioneering pocket of West London.
