Eric Reynolds
Introducing our founder
Eric Reynolds
Starting in the early 1970’s, Eric has set up and ran some of the most loved people places in London including Camden Lock Market, Merton Abbey Mills, Spitalfields Old Fruit & Vegetable Market, Gabriels’ Wharf and Bishopsgate Goodsyard.
Since 1998 he has been running Trinity Buoy Wharf (TBW) which has a mix of historic and new buildings. This is where he devised “Container City” - recycling shipping containers into buildings. Due to the success of Container City at TBW he has expanded the business and has completed a large number of container based buildings. In 2016, the Roundhouse Arts Centre, Administration Building won the NLA "Office" award and “Best New Place to Work” in the London Planning Awards.
He played a key role in saving Smithfield Market, London and is the Chairperson of SAVE Britain’s Heritage. In 2012 he was awarded the Regeneration & Renewal “Lifetime Achievement Award” for Regeneration.
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Key achievements
1971
Created Urban Space Management
1974 - 1999
Conversion, refurbishment and management of Camden Lock, London and the start of the creation of the world famous ‘Camden Lock Market’
1987 - 1989
Created, built and ran Gabriel’s Wharf on London’s South Bank
1990 - 1998
Regeneration and management of the Elephant & Castle Shopping Centre, London, including the creation and management of Elephant & Castle market
1989 - 2005
Development and management of Merton Abbey Mills, London
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