Victorian era stable blocks which were converted to art studios in the late 1990s with National Lottery grant funding. The first artists took up leased studio spaces in 1995 and ‘Artists at Redlees’ was born. Facilities include work spaces, reception large open gallery, and three kiln rooms.

Well-executed and colourfully detailed example of Victorian reading and vestry rooms (1863) with added public hall by S. Woodridge 1887. Beautiful details inside and out.

S. Woodbridge, 1863

Egyptian-style, pink and grey mausoleum created for the second Earl of Kilmorey and Priscilla Hoste. The form relates to the shrines at the heart of Egyptian Temples.

H. E. Kendall, 1854

The Lock House is part of Richmond Lock & Weir, on the left bank of the Thames at Richmond. Originally home to the resident lock keeper, it is now the design studio and exhibition space of Astronaut Kawada, architects and designers. They have fully refurbished the interior of the Lock House to create a series of spaces to complement the remarkable and unique qualities of the main structure.

Hunt & Steward (1894), 1894