The Hornsey Town Hall is a building with an eclectic history. It was completed in 1935 and became the headquarters of Haringey council until 1966 from when it fell into disuse. It has achieved Grade II listed status.

In recent years it found new life as a creative arts hub with performance and exhibition space, office space for creative industries and a cafe. It is now in the hands of developers and will be repurposed as a hotel and new flats. However, as the building is listed it will be restored to its original condition.

This photoshoot of the town hall was commissioned buy Village Raw, a magazine for North London.

Each picture is a giclee print, supplied in a cardboard tube. The dimensions are of the image itself. A white border of minimum 2 inches is additional to this.