Britannia Row

Britannia Row in Islington is marked by a cluster of three-story buildings, including a former Victorian warehouse and a mission hall, that occupy a quiet corner of the neighborhood. These structures once functioned as the private headquarters and recording sanctuary for Pink Floyd. After finding fame with their nineteen seventy-five album, Wish You Were Here, the band purchased the site to secure a space where they could work without the constraints of commercial studio booking schedules.