The old vinyl factory is a complex of buildings formerly owned by the british music company emi in hayes within the london borough of hillingdon the site was originally purchased by the gramophone and typewriter company and the buildings were designed by wallis gilbert and partners in the early 20th century.
Old vinyl factory hayes development.
Regeneration specialist u i has secured planning permission from the london borough of hillingdon to bring the powerhouse at its old vinyl factory site in hayes back into use as a 29 000 sq ft innovation hub for its plus x business.
New homes the development will provide 642 new homes for sale and rent.
Hub has submitted new plans for a phase of residential development comprising 237 new homes at cathedral group holdings ltd and development securities old vinyl factory development in hayes west london.
2021 550 000 sq ft of office space an academy school and a portfolio of retail and leisure facilities anchored by an arthouse.
Built in 1907 as the power generating plant for emi s global manufacturing headquarters this lovely piece of early 20 th century industrial infrastructure will.
The words hayes middlesex appear on the reverse of the beatles albums which were manufactured at the town s old vinyl factory.
While used by emi the site was responsible for the production of many well known.
It s just a 7 minute walk to hayes harlington station with trains to heathrow and london paddington.
The old vinyl factory is a development on 17 acres in hayes west london ub3.
Pepper s lonely hearts club band album manufactured in hayes in 1967.
With the introduction of the elizabeth line this will be a location unrivalled.
The old vinyl factory is a special place with an incredible architectural cultural and industrial history.
On the site of the 18 acre emi record plant where groundbreaking records by the beatles and pink floyd were pressed.
The old vinyl factory is already well connected.
Old vinyl factory hayes.
Old vinyl factory hayes the old vinyl factory site was purchased in april 2011 by purplexed a joint venture between cathedral group plc and development securities plc at which point the 17 acre site was renamed the old vinyl factory formerly london gate business park.
The residential development site part of this wider mixed use regeneration project was purchased in partnership with bridges ventures the specialist sustainable and impact investor.
Includes surface and foul drainage and services trenches.
