The Biscuit Factory (ref: TBB)

The Biscuit Factory is a modern, vibrant complex consisting of several buildings ranging in age from the Victorian period – when the area became known for food production – to the present day. The buildings are specifically designed to suit media and creative companies seeking a fashionable central London location well within their budgets.
The Almond Building (13,390sq ft): is an original Victorian factory boasting a central-pitched roof that bathes the open plan ground floor in natural, clean light. Open balustrades circling a cut-out section of the ground floor offer both visual appeal and double height space in the large basement. Original arches on the front façade are particularly impressive, and the whole building has been brought up to date with new-glazed double door entrances and extensive refurbishment. Companies are able to fit their own custom finished. Media companies will find the space very agreeable.
The Nutmeg Building (6,437 – 9,268sq ft): The Nutmeg Building is an impressive period factory that offers a 6,437sq ft open-plan ground floor space, in addition to a 2,831sq ft (263sq m) basement. The ground floor space benefits from a pitched roof structure and overhead clear panels offering plenty of natural light.
The Lincoln Building (4,930sq ft): The Lincoln Building is a former boiler house that has been strategically converted into cost-effective studio spaces ideal for companies linked to the creative industries. Many of the units are split over two new gallery levels that includes an open double height section in addition to open balustrades and a roof terrace overhead.
K Block (161 – 1,151sq ft): K Block offers contemporary, refreshing office space in a former factory building.
The Mint Building (1,313 – 2,863sq ft): The Mint Building is part of a former factory building, now covered with a 1950s façade. The façade is due to be demolished, revealing the beautiful original brickwork, in addition the property will be upgraded with double glazed openings and open double height balustrades. Clean, contemporary office space is available in the Mint Building now.