The Old Sub Station Makers is a growing community of craftspeople of various skills working alongside each other in a modernized open-plan workspace in North West London directly opposite to Harlesden station.
Designed to accommodate a mix of professional creative work in an environment that encourages imagination and productivity. We offer dedicated individual spaces in a coworking environment alongside other artists, designers and makers. There is a focused energy that the artists both create and benefit from.
We also provide a shared kitchen area and are in the process of setting up a dedicated space with a pull-down colorama where you can photograph your products.
The site also provides a space for loading and offloading for a car/van but there is no parking.
First Floor Overview 
First Floor View From Stairs 
First Floor View From Rear 
First Floor View Of Upper Offices
Surrounding Our Community
Beit el Zaytoun:
A five-minute walk from the Old Sub Station is a delicious Mediterranean restaurant that serves up Lebanese food and has a really cosy snug at the back, en route to the riverside garden. A great place to have working lunch meetings, entertain clients or grab a takeaway sandwich.
The Grand Junction Arms:
A five-minute walk from the Old Sub Station is a hotel/ bar with a sizeable beer garden and a short walk away from the Grand Union canal. Great for after work drinks.
Rubio:
For great coffee, music and pizza. Only 10 minutes walk away.
Testimonials
“The energy is contagious. People are serious about what they do and always working hard which makes the workspace a good place to concentrate and be productive. The friendly environment is unique, you can spark ideas from each other and get advice from your neighbours in other creative professions offering a different perspective which is nice and helpful.”
“Being an artist can sometimes be a little lonely, at The Old Sub Station there’s always someone around if you want a chat or to even make you a cup of tea when your too busy to stop.”