Originally built in the 1960s, the building lived through several reincarnations. It was first used as a metal foundry. In the 1980s, it was over-cladded with a metal facade and used by BT as a digital exchange before it was refurbished in 2014. The building was renamed Defoe Court and leased to a US telecom giant. The building is stretching over 6 floorplates, ground floor and lower ground floor. The latest development sees a complete reinvention and remodeling of the tired commercial building.







