Open doors at Bradford Street disused warehouse
Written by Nicky Getgood on Friday, February 12th, 2010 ( 3 responses )
Tags: Bradford St, graffiti, rea st, Street Art, warehouse
This warehouse at the bottom of Bradford Street, near the Rea Street junction, has been empty and locked up for years. But in the last couple of weeks the boards have been opened up so people can freely enter.
It seems the some graffiti artists got there before me.
I wasn’t the only one with a camera who took an interest in the place.
I’m not sure why it’s been opened up of late, or what’s in store for the building. So enjoy it whilst you can!
Comments:
on February 15th, 2010
It’s going to be a car park (for now) – we used to have the building next door and it was always a pain to park. Of course, in those days we had things like buildings and other tenants on the street before the fantastic Bradford Street development appeared, with all it’s promised wonders (or did I just dream that?).
on February 16th, 2010
[...] solved! As a Lee Friction kindly commented, that boarded-up old warehouse on Bradford Street I was wondering about, that suddenly opened its [...]
on March 8th, 2010
[...] may or may not remember this photo I took of a photographer in the old warehouse on Bradford Street before the walls were whitewashed and it became a car park. Well that photographer was none other [...]
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