777, Commercial Rd, LIMEHOUSE E14 - Caird and Rayner:
Caird and Rayner This workshop was built in 1869 as a sail-makers’ and
ship-chandlers’ warehouse. It was occupied by Caird & Rayner from
1889 to 1972 and was never substantially altered, so the building
retains its original cast-iron window frames and two double loading
doors that open on to the Limehouse Cut. Caird & Rayner were
engineers and coppersmiths who specialized in the design and manufacture
of seawater distilling plant for supplying boilers and drinking water
on Royal Navy vessels and Cunard liners.
Waterloo tunnel
is now a designated legal graffiti area so anyone can turn up and get spraying
This locations have a sense of abandonment to them which would conform greatly to our genre, therefore it is currently in consideration to film in these locations.
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