Alaska Factory
1932
Wallis Gilbert & Partners
Southwark
Factory building designed for the firm of C.W Martin & Sons, who imported and processed seal furs. The building is seven storeys, and constructed in reinforced concrete around a steel frame. The factory closed in the 1960s and used as offices before being converted into apartments.
1932
Wallis Gilbert & Partners
Southwark
Factory building designed for the firm of C.W Martin & Sons, who imported and processed seal furs. The building is seven storeys, and constructed in reinforced concrete around a steel frame. The factory closed in the 1960s and used as offices before being converted into apartments.
