Tower Works
Italian design finds a new lease of life
In 1864 Colonel Thomas Harding, a gill-pin maker, opened the new Tower Works factory on Globe Road. The design was heavily influenced by his love for Italian architecture and art. The largest and most ornate tower is based on the iconic Giotto campanile (bell tower) in Florence. The smaller ornate tower is based on the Lamberti Tower in Verona. Soon Tower Works will become a vibrant waterside neighbourhood connected to the city centre that is rooted in the local community as well as its heritage.
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Tower Works will be a cosmopolitan quarter in which creativity enterprise and sustainability have been woven into the fabric of development and design.
The place includes a mixture of town squares, garden spaces, entertainment zones, housing, creative work spaces and lively bars to create a mixed use space for people to live, work and play.
Drop in at The Hub
You'll find The Hub is right at the heart of everything at Granary Wharf. Why not pop in and see for yourself how things are going at Granary Wharf. We’d love to see you and, of course, we’ll be more than happy to help with any queries in any way we can.