The historic building that will house Bristol’s new Channel 4 Creative Hub has been renovated - and new pictures have revealed what it will look like inside.
Developer Cubex has restored the building, which is part of a massive waterfront development at Finzels Reach in the city, and the channel will now fit out the space.
The hub is expected to open before Christmas this year and will house a number of commissioning departments including drama, factual, popular factual and creative diversity.
It will also have additional operational roles and will focus on supporting the channel’s relationship with the production sector - with a particular focus on genres in the South West, Wales and the Midlands.
Peter Walford, director at Cubex, said: "We have paid careful attention to restoring this heritage building, bringing it to life with stand-out, high-quality design, whilst preserving its historic features and charm.
“We are very much looking forward to seeing the space in use soon, supporting the city's burgeoning creative sector.
"We are immensely proud to have attracted a major player like Channel 4 to Finzels Reach, joining the likes of Historic England, English Heritage and creative studio OUTLAW in the Fermentation Buildings."
Finzels Reach is a new waterfront neighbourhood in Bristol being developed by Cubex with funding from Palmer Capital.
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Earlier this year, Channel 4 confirmed its plan to locate its new Creative Hub to Finzels Reach.
As well as office space, the development includes new homes, a hotel and leisure space, transforming an area that had previously been closed off to the public for more than 200 years.
Around 2,500 people will be living and working at Finzels Reach by the end of the year.
There is now only one office suite, spanning 3,370 sq ft, on the first floor of the Fermentation Buildings and overlooking Temple Cross available for let.