Situated within a heritage-listed brick building, previously housing a boot production line, Coppin Street Studio has been designed to be a co-working space, displaying the union between modern architecture and Victorian heritage.

Designed to celebrate the beautiful bones of the building, the interior architecture integrates the use of lightweight polycarbonate walls to bring a sense of lightness and permeability to the space. Insulated walls double as pin-board and collaboration spaces, whilst flexible furniture arrangements allow for adaptability for multi-functional use. A restrained combination of mild steel shelving, grey Autex cladding, and Danpalon walls ensure a desaturated and neutral palette, which allows the studio’s inhabitants to shine.

Photographer: Tom Blachford