Two large recording halls, three sets of control rooms, dubbing suites, a restaurant, games room and attic guest suites were formed within Lyndhurst Hall, a grade II listed group of buildings in Hampstead, London, designed as a Methodist church hall and missionary school by Alfred Waterhouse in the 1880s. High tech facilities were integrated into the Victorian brick building while remaining sympathetic to Waterhouse’s design.

CATEGORY: RECORDING STUDIO