Architect Amin Taha is selling 15 Clerkenwell Close, which houses both his home and the offices of his studio Groupwork, with proceeds set to fund a new building for the firm.
The controversial stone building, which is located in London's Clerkenwell, has been put up for sale via property agents Compton seeking offers in the excess of £3,200,000.
In a video made for the property agents, above, Taha takes viewers on a tour of the RIBA National Award-winning building, which he both designed and developed in 2017.
It contains both the Groupwork offices and his own home but is now being sold to enable the studio to move to another location.
The facade of 15 Clerkenwell Close is made from limestone
"Groupwork have found another location (which the team at Compton is facilitating) for a new building that could be twice the size of their Clerkenwell Close building with a carbon-negative outcome in stone and timber beyond the net zero ambition they had at Clerkenwell Close conceived 12 years ago," Taha told Dezeen. The proceeds of the 15 Clerkenwell Close sale will help the studio acquire the site for its new home.

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"As Clerkenwell Close was developed from the sales proceeds of Groupwork's Golden Lane home, the new site can be bought and developed from the funds of the sale," Taha said.
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