Lab‑ready and fully fitted laboratories at Tileyard Quarter, King’s Cross
Specialist lab space at MAYDE & VERSA, London
High‑quality laboratory space in London’s Knowledge Quarter
Welcome to London’s leading Knowledge Quarter innovation hub
MAYDE and VERSA at Tileyard Quarter offer lab-ready and fully fitted laboratories in London’s Knowledge Quarter for life sciences, biotech, TechBio and advanced technology companies.
Designed to support scale-ups and established organisations, the buildings provide flexible floorplates, specialist building services, heavy-chemistry capability, and options for GMP and pilot-scale activity. Labs can be delivered to Cat B (Lab‑Ready) standard, complete with essential services, finishes, and specialist infrastructure to support complex scientific and high‑tech workflows.
Located just north of King’s Cross, Tileyard Quarter places teams close to the Francis Crick Institute, UCL, MSD and other leading research institutions.
Purpose‑built for scale‑ups and established organisations in the Knowledge Quarter, our laboratory spaces provide fully flexible, high‑performance environments ideal for:
- Wet labs & dry labs
- Biology, microbiology & molecular research
- Cell & gene therapy development
- Drug discovery & therapeutic R&D
- Diagnostics & analytical workflows
- TechBio, AI‑enabled R&D & computational science
- Materials, robotics, and advanced‑tech prototyping
- Pilot‑scale & GMP‑capable R&D in select units
Ready to accelerate your innovation?
Book a tour now and discover how your organisation can thrive within London’s Knowledge Quarter at Tileyard Quarter — surrounded by world‑leading research institutes, industry partners, and a rapidly expanding life sciences and TechBio community.
Specialist lab space for cell & gene, therapeutics, and biotech
MAYDE and VERSA offer high‑spec laboratory environments designed for organisations working in regenerative medicine, (stem) cell therapy, drug discovery, infectious disease, vaccine development, and broader biotech R&D. With heavy‑chemistry capability and lab‑ready services, your team can run complex scientific programmes with confidence.
Infrastructure for AI‑enabled R&D, robotics, and advanced tech
VERSA is engineered for high‑performance digital and TechBio organisations. With significant power capacity, resilient building systems, secure fibre connectivity, and flexible lab/office integration, it’s ideal for AI‑driven R&D, machine learning teams, robotics, quantum technology, and semiconductor workflows operating alongside wet‑lab science.
Steps from the Crick, UCL, MSD, and London’s research powerhouse
Located just north of King’s Cross, Tileyard Quarter places your organisation inside London’s world‑class Knowledge Quarter ecosystem. Work alongside leading institutions such as the Francis Crick Institute, UCL, UCLH, MSD, and the Royal Veterinary College — with direct access to talent, clinical partners, and cutting‑edge innovation networks.
Who is our London laboratory space ideal for?
The laboratories at MAYDE and VERSA are designed for scale‑ups and established organisations working at the intersection of life sciences, technology, and advanced research. Positioned within London’s Knowledge Quarter, they offer high‑spec, flexible laboratory environments suited for cutting‑edge scientific and tech‑enabled R&D.
Perfect for companies active in:
- Regenerative medicine & stem‑cell research
- Cell & gene therapy (CGT) development
- Biotech, therapeutic discovery & translational R&D
- Infectious disease, immunology & vaccine development
- Molecular biology, microbiology & analytical workflows
- TechBio & AI‑augmented drug discovery
- Advanced materials, nanotechnology & heavy‑chemistry R&D
- Robotics, semiconductors & high‑tech prototyping
- Data‑driven research teams requiring resilient digital infrastructure
Whether you’re expanding R&D operations, integrating lab and office teams, or scaling a high‑growth scientific or TechBio organisation, Tileyard Quarter offers the infrastructure, flexibility, and ecosystem to support breakthrough innovation in London.
An impression of Tileyard Quarter
