Set within Trinity Buoy Wharf, one of London’s most vibrant creative hubs, the studio offers an inspiring environment for both makers and facilitators.
Studio 13 is Elena’s atelier—a bright 40 sqm multifunctional workshop space located on the ground floor of the Riverside Building. Three floor-to-ceiling windows overlook the River Thames, with open views towards the O2 Arena, creating a calm and ever-changing backdrop to the space.
Designed to support a wide range of creative activities, the studio is ideal for hands-on workshops, small group sessions, DIY classes, coaching, meetings, or independent creative projects. The space is also available for artists looking for a dedicated environment to develop their work.
A kitchenette area is equipped with a sink, microwave, kettle, and Brita water dispenser.
The room is furnished with two tables, ten chairs, and a large sofa, allowing for flexible layouts to suit different formats and group sizes.
The studio is step-free and accessible for wheelchair users.
A restroom with accessible facilities is located next door for added convenience during longer sessions.
Multiple double power sockets are installed along the walls, with an extension cable and adapters available. A small projector can be provided upon request.
Elena is on site and available to assist with setup, logistics, or any practical needs, ensuring a smooth and welcoming experience.
About Trinity Buoy Wharf
Trinity Buoy Wharf is a unique creative site in London’s Docklands, home to a vibrant artistic community, a sculpture park, event venues, and the iconic Container City™ buildings.
It is also home to London’s only lighthouse. At weekends, you can visit it free of charge and experience Longplayer, a thousand-year musical composition for singing bowls.