22,000 SQ FT
of contemporary refurbished
office space across seven floors.
AVAILABLE Q3 2023
UNDERSTANDING THE HISTORY
The building was designed in 1956 by Richard Seifert and William Frischmann; design which hinted towards modernity, with a European modernist idiom.
The Typewriter Building was created for Typewriter Sundries Ltd.; a typewriter manufacturing company and the building’s original namesake. By 1961, the business was called Office and Electronic Machines Ltd.
and was the UK distribution and marketing company for the Adler-Triumph-Imperial range of German typewriter, as well as other typewriters and office machinery. The building was also used as a training centre for the use and maintenance of office equipment. In 1990, Adler sold their machines business to Olivetti, one of the most renowned typewriter manufacturers at the time.
