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Yorkton Workshops
Website Launch

Yorkton Workshops.com
04-03-2021

Introducing www.yorktonworkshops.com Gallery, event space and location available for hire in Hackney, East London. Home to design studio Pearson Lloyd.

At 6000 sq ft and set over two levels, Yorkton Workshops encompasses a variety of spaces; including studios, workshops for making and prototyping, meeting rooms and a self-contained and rentable area for exhibitions and events. Outside space includes a small yard and garden terrace.

Find out more about Yorkton Workshops rentable spaces, events and collaborative ventures in the link above.

AJ Retrofit of the Year
Yorkton Workshops

Retrofit Award
25-02-2021

We are delighted to announce that Yorkton Workshops has won the AJ Retrofit of the Year alongside the Workplace under 2,000m2 category.

Read more here

German Design Award 2021
Cross Chair

German Design Award
23-02-2021

We are delighted to announce that the Cross Chair has won the 2021 German Design Award.

Read more here. 

Design Museum
#ArchitectureFriday Takeover

DesMus Takeover
05-02-2021

This month we are taking over the Design Museum account to take part in #ArchitectureFriday. As a studio we are interested in the role of architecture at every resolution, macro to micro; from city to street to building and the threshold spaces between them. Through our work we explore the changing relationships between the fabric of the city and the human rituals, habits and behaviours that define our built environment.⁠

Follow the campaign on both the Design Museum and Pearson Lloyd accounts.

Peggy
Yorkton Workshops

SCP Peggy
15-01-2021

In the lead up to opening up our new studio, Yorkton Workshops we worked closely with SCP to design a bespoke, new version of the Peggy workbench. This design has two different rectangular shaped tops that are configured in a t-shape. The idea is the table should be a totally flexible workspace, as suitable for a large group meeting as it is for an individual to quietly work away on a laptop, or on a technical drawing.

Read more on the Peggy table here, or follow our full interview with SCP here.