40 years experience of designing and managing studios and workplaces
ABOUT US

Bill Reed
Director
MA Dip Arch hons RIBA

Sam Reed
Surveyor
BSc hons MRICS
Reedspace was started in 2000 to develop what became The Courtyard in Bracknell. I had already developed a number of small office buildings in London, and wanted to apply what had been learnt at a larger scale. Developing, designing, building and managing just one building type has enabled a greater depth of expertise. Every new building is influenced by what worked and what didn’t on the previous ones, supplemented by constant occupier feedback. The best studios have simple open plan layouts, heavy exposed structure and high ceilings combined with maximum daylight and natural ventilation.

LONDON STUDIO
CAMDEN NW1
The Kings Terrace studio was developed in 1987 and has been our base ever since. The front facade became the Reedspace logo, and it is on a cobbled mews in the Camden Town Conservation Area.
It lies halfway between Euston, St Pancras and Kings Cross stations to the South, and Camden Market to the North.




Dip into the archive and download a PDF of Neil Parkyn talking to Bill Reed about the perils and rewards of building your own studio as architect/developer, published in the RIBA Journal April 1990.
Photographs by Peter Cook.
Website by Sam Reed.
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