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Woolwich Creative District London, United Kingdom

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Sound Space Vision is working with Bennetts Associates and the Royal Borough of Greenwich on this new Creative District in Woolwich.

Carved out of five historic military buildings, the project is creating a new cultural destination in London.

The predominantly unused Grade II and II* listed buildings will be converted into a 16,500-square-metre creative hub for multiple cultural occupiers, led by the Royal Borough of Greenwich. The new Woolwich Creative District will include a 450-seat performance space, a music venue, a museum, and a variety of rehearsal studios. It will also provide a base for a number of internationally acclaimed theatre and dance companies.

SSV is also working with Bennetts Associates on the Hertford Theatre expansion.

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Performance space rendering, Bennetts Architects

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