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The Koko Club, encompassing the Grade II Listed Victorian theatre from 1900, a former piano factory dating back to the 1800s, and the Hope and Anchor pub, stood as iconic structures in Camden's rich music heritage.  The challenge was to meticulously restore and modernise these historic buildings into a cohesive, contemporary music and arts venue, while preserving their architectural integrity.  This endeavour required balancing the integration of advanced facilities with the conservation of the site's historical essence.

G&T provided Cost Management and Project Management services, guiding the restoration process to ensure both financial prudence and project excellence.  Collaborating with Archer Humphryes Architects and interior designers Pirajean Lees, we facilitated the creation of a 50,000 sq ft multi-use space.  The venue now boasts live streaming facilities, a radio station, a shop, a late-night pizzeria, and a bar hosting intimate live performances.  Members also have access to a roof terrace conservatory, a recording studio, a piano room, and a cocktail bar situated within the restored copper dome.

The revitalised Koko Club stands as a testament to Camden's enduring musical legacy, seamlessly blending historical architecture with modern amenities.  The discovery and development of a fly tower performance space near the main stage, achieved with the support of English Heritage, offers an intimate setting reminiscent of early 1900s performances.  G&T's strategic management ensured the project was delivered on time and within budget, re-establishing the venue as a permier destination for artists and audiences alike.