Ebury

Edge

About

Ebury Edge is a temporary work and community space at the heart of Westminster, providing affordable workspace and retail units, a cafe, community hall and public courtyard.

We are excited to be back at business after the last lockdown. Both our shops and the Ebury by Fat Macy's yard terrace is now open for bookings. It's gonna be an epic summer.

We're still taking applications for our retail incubator space - do you have an idea you want to test for 2-3 months? Get in touch today.

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Restaurant

Every neighbourhood needs a space to mingle, relax, and meet friends. Combined with amazing food this makes for a perfect combination. The social enterprise Fat Macy's runs the restaurant/deli at Ebury Edge providing a new local food and community destination whilst training up young Londoners living in temporary accommodation and helping them move into their own homes.

Visit their website

Community Courtyard

Our courtyard is a multi-purpose space for businesses and the local community. Enjoy your lunch and coffee from Ebury Restaurant, bring your kids, organise a birthday or maybe run an outdoor market yourself? Get in touch if you have any ideas. Ebury Restaurant have also started growing some veg and flowers.

Our spaces:

Ebury Edge is a meanwhile use project in Westminster that is scheduled to run from 2020 – 2024 whilst the surrounding area is in transition.

Westminster Council's regeneration of the Ebury Bridge Estate just south of London Victoria will see the renewal of existing housing blocks and the creation of 750 new homes on the premises on Ebury Bridge Road, which is located between the former Chelsea Barracks and the train lines to the East and the river Thames to the South.

In the meantime, Ebury Edge is an amazing opportunity to make the most of a space in transition, creating workspaces for local people and small businesses, a local cafe with an adjacent community hall, as well as a public courtyard in the yard.

The project is funded by Westminster City Council, designed by Jan Kattein Architects and operated by Meanwhile Space CIC.