119 Wallis Rd London E9 5LN

A vibrant circular economy hub in Hackney Wick

The Loop is a light-industrial hub for circular economy businesses and practices, which helps them scale their operations in the area by connecting them with like-minded peers, trial new processes and undertake R&D activities locally.

It ensures that circular products and services are accessible to the local community (e.g. finding new uses for locally-generated waste). When you join The Loop, you have a dedicated space and access to a community of creative, innovative circular economy businesses and artists linked to sustainable practices.

Available Studios:

Suitable for sustainable / circular economy practices only.
Not suitable for beauticians, hairdressers, beauty/wellness practices.
Short leases only.
Can be used as storage space.

  • Unit F3 - 185  ft²- £350 pcm*
    First floor, staircase access only, no natural light.

* Service charges and utilities are charged separately as a monthly fixed fee (includes cleaning of communal areas, waste management and Wi-Fi).
A 2-month deposit is also required.

Please use the form below to book a viewing or to be added to our waiting list (Sustainable Businesses only):

 
 

The Site

The Loop is located in a warehouse at 119 Wallis Road. Units and studio spaces are available for a minimum of 3 months.

This unique hub hosts a cluster of businesses working on the circular economy. In practice, it’s a micro demonstrator hub for the circular economy and offers the following facilities: fast Wi-Fi, 24/7 access, onsite parking (on a first come first serve basis), waste management, kid and pet-friendly.

Studio space: Self-contained unit/s providing private working space (approximately 50 SqFt to 100 SqFt)

Venue space: 3600 SqFT with flexible settings, open-plan layout, natural light, suitable for events.

For the events space, please consult us about the calendar

Address: 119 Wallis Rd London E9 5LN

 
 

The Loop was part of the Open House Festival 2024 and 2025, listed as a space not to be missed on London's Cultural Engine curated by Justine Simons, Deputy Mayor for Culture and the Creative Industries.

For more information about the background of The Loop project, visit Hackney Wick & Fish Island Community Development Trust website.