Last updated: 25 March 2026
The Glassyard Building is in the heart of South London and offers ensuite bedrooms in flats shared between 4-9 students. Residents have access to a large, dedicated creative workspace for working on projects, as well as a spacious common room for relaxing and socialising. The common room is equipped with TVs, foosball, a pool table and an arcade machine. There is also an outdoor courtyard where residents can enjoy some fresh air.
The Glassyard Building benefits from excellent transport links. Stockwell tube station is just a short walk away, providing easy access to central London and making commuting to London College of Communication, Chelsea College of Arts and Central Saint Martins quick and easy.
The hall’s unique position in South London means that there are plenty of activities and things to do locally to the hall. Brixton and Clapham are both a 10 minute walk away, known for their diverse and vibrant café culture, nightlife and green spaces, including Clapham Common and Brockwell Park. With parks nearby it’s easy to switch from the high energy city life to quieter downtime in nature.
Nearest travel routes
- Tube: Stockwell station (Victoria line).
- Train: Loughborough Junction (Thameslink).
- Bus: 2, 333, N2, 196, and 345.
Learn more about your journey from Glassyard Building to college (link opens in new tab).
Photos of Glassyard Building
All images in our photo gallery, including those seen in the films, floor plan illustrations and virtual tours, are for guidance only. Our individual studios, bedrooms, kitchens and communal area layouts vary considerably and may not look exactly as shown in the images.
Building management
Glassyard Building is managed by UAL, operated in collaboration with its owner, Fresh Student Living.
This hall is signed up to the ANUK code of practice (opens in a new tab).
Application process accessibility
Accommodation applications are made through our platform, Kinetics. Some parts of the system may not be fully accessible to all students.
Read our Kinetics accessibility statement
If you need help with your application, email us at accomdisability@arts.ac.uk.
