First opened in February 1903, Granton Railway Station was built to accommodate the commute for people working at the nearby Gas Works. Just over 120 years later, Wasps Studios (in partnership with City of Edinburgh Council) has established a new hub for artists, makers and the creative industries.

Granton Station is Wasps’ newest building in Edinburgh, providing artist studio and creative office provision.

Granton Station features:

• 24/7 secure building access
• parking facilities across the road at Morrisons supermarket – £2.50 per day or £45 per month with Euro Car Parks
• high-speed fibre broadband
• meeting room for hire
• bookable project space
• cycle parking
• lockers and shower facility

Perth Creative Exchange is Wasps’ twentieth building, and the first studio building in this region. The complex was opened to tenants in October 2019 and officially opened by the Provost of Perth and Kinross, Dennis Melloy on 26 February 2020.

Perth Creative Exchange provides vibrant and connected spaces over three floors including:

• twenty-six studio spaces for designers, artists and makers, ranging in size from 150 – 580 sq. ft.
• thirteen workspaces for creative industries and cultural social enterprises, ranging in size from 100 – 1,400 sq. ft
• the Perth Ideas Centre, with high spec printing equipment and computers for building users
• the Creative Business Incubation Space
• the Gannochy Project Space for exhibitions and events
• a bright, large workshop space – the Forteviot Workshop Space
  
• staffed reception during office hours
• meeting rooms available to hire
• fixed desks for freelancers

Inverness Creative Academy is the Highlands’ first major creative hub. It offers working accommodation for artists and makers, creative industries, social enterprises and charities.

Inverness Creative Academy also offers flexible workplace options, including fixed desk, hot desk and meeting room provision. It boasts an award winning café and a stunning gallery space in the former Assembly Hall, as well as a sizeable event space in the Gym Hall. Located close to the city centre, it is the perfect location for this welcome mix of art, business, creativity and events.

Wasps redeveloped and opened The Briggait as a cultural hub in 2009, following its closure as the city’s fish market in the 1970s.

The Briggait offers the following to creative of all kinds and the general public:

• forty-five studios for visual artists
• twenty-four offices for cultural organisations
• the Clydeside Market Halls, encompassing the largest complex of Victorian-era halls in Scotland; 1873 Hall, 1889 Hall and 1904 Hall
• two exhibition spaces that face out onto the main road and a heritage interpretation room
• The Briggait is fully accessible with designated entrance, lift, and bathroom facilities, except for first floor studios on the Bridgegate elevation of the building

The stunning 1873 Hall is open to the public Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm.

Situated on Osborne Street in Glasgow’s historic Merchant City, South Block is a desirable location for cultural workers of all kinds looking to surround themselves with a wide-reaching creative community.

Designed by award-winning architects NORD, South Block is Wasps’ dynamic creative hub hosting artist studios, creative offices, venues for hire, gallery space and Pineapple Espresso café. Within its walls is a buzzing ecosystem of artists, makers, designers and social enterprises working in the cultural sector.