Our story: 1970's

The first computer based selective arts marketing service with over 100 clients including: Royal Shakespeare Company, Royal Court, English National Opera, Royal Opera House, South Bank Board, Albert Hall, Ballet Rambert.

70 workshops for crafts people, created from a derelict building.

North London’s world famous mixed use development pioneered a new type of visitor attraction. It grew from a derelict canal-side wharf in 1974 into a top-ten London destination, with 300 market stalls and over thirty shops, art studios, craft workshops, restaurants, and off-beat trend-setting entertainment.

The market transformed the life of the canal with passenger traffic, and pioneered Camden as the “market town” it has become, with around 2,000 stalls today.  Camden Lock has won many awards, and Urban Space's innovative approach, combining encouragement of small business, imaginative promotion, and arts-based events, has been the successful model for many subsequent projects.

Developed a range of offshore racing boats. Winners of the Quarter Ton Championship two years running, and numerous Cowes week prizes. Winner Class 4 Round The Island Race

An integrated mixed use development with workshops, cafes and shops.

The only waterbus service to London Zoo won Brightening Up London Award BC/LEB