Part of the site was once owned by Birds Custard.

They are linked by Gibb Street which features colourful wall murals.

It is a former factory converted into 80 offices and studios for small companies employing between 3 and 20 staff.

The size of units ranges from 300 to 2000 square feet.

Scott House also contains shops, dance studios and a 105-seat theatre.

It also includes the Kitchen Cafe, the Vaad Art Gallery, a bar & restaurant called 70 Eight and a 1200-capacity events venue called Space 2.

A former loading bay in front of Scott House has been flooded to create an ornamental lake and is occasionally drained for use as an outdoor dance floor.

A dragon sculpture overlooks the lake.

It is a former industrial building which has been refurbished as 100 studios for small companies employing between 1 and 8 staff.

The size of units range from 170 square feet to 600 square feet.

The complex includes ground-floor retail units.

Green House overlooks a continental-style plaza known as Gibb Square whose centrepiece is an ornamental pool with fountains.

The entrance to Gibb Square is dominated by a 14-metre stone-and-vegetation sculpture of the mythical Green Man.

It has been converted into 5 retail units with mezzanine floors.

It was built in 1866 and is the oldest library building in Birmingham.

Deritend Library has been converted into a conference centre and event space with a maximum capacity of 150 for banquets and 300 for drinks receptions.

It has been converted into 101 studios, offices and retail units ranging in size from 350 to 1700 square feet.

And features 3 interconnected courtyards linked by glass bridges and a vast "floating" steel-and-glass sculpture.

vintage clothes, corsets, bridal gowns, hi-fi & home cinema, musical instruments, printing services, footwear, photographic services, jewellery, cycles, skateboards, sewing & craft materials, picture framing, clothing and herbal medicines.

There are also several pubs nearby, including the Old Crown, the Big Bulls Head, the Kerryman, Rainbow, White Swan and Anchor.

The Vivid Art Gallery is on Heath Mill Lane, barely 300 metres from the Custard Factory.

Continue on the Ring Road until you reach Camp Hill Circus (by DFS store).

At Camp Hill Circus take the B4100 towards the city centre; the name of this road changes from Camp Hill to High Street Bordesley to High Street Deritend.

Turn right into Heath Mill Lane by the Old Crown (a timber-framed medieval inn).

Continue on Heath Mill Lane until you reach the Air Super Club and then turn right into the Custard Factory car park.

Should the Custard Factory car park be unavailable, you should continue on the B4100 towards the city centre and park at the council multi-storey on Moat Lane, roughly 400 metres from the Custard Factory.

Simply walk through the Bullring to St Martin's Church at the top of Digbeth High Street and then continue another 500 or so metres, past the Kerryman, the Big Bulls Head and the HMV Academy before turning left into Gibb Street.

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Alternatively cabs may be booked on 0121 773 2999, 0121 773 6666, 0121 772 1543.