In pictures: Blue clay bricks building revealed

By Jim Dunton2019-04-04T05:00:00

The Interlock, by Bureau de Change, in London's Riding House Street

Source: Gilbert McCarragher

Five-storey scheme in Fitzrovia

A mixed-use scheme by developer HGG in London’s Fitzrovia has been clad in misshapen Staffordshire blue clay bricks.

The five-storey development, called the Interlock building on Riding House Street, has been designed by architect Bureau de Change and includes three new apartments, a street-level café and a gallery beneath.

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