Health & safety · Our building

Fire evacuation plan.

If the alarm sounds, get out and stay out.

Our studio shares a building with Framescape. This is how everyone gets out safely from every floor, and where to meet once you’re outside. Pick your floor, tap where you are, and watch your route.

Find your route ↓ Assembly point
iMe holding a signpost pointing the way out

Find your route

Where are you right now?

Choose your floor, then tap the room you’re in. The green line shows the way out. Every floor’s plan is drawn from the building’s own drawings.

Fire alarm sounding
Ground floor plan with escape routes to Exit A (west doors), Exit B (main entrance) and Exit C (south-east door) Screening room Classroom Reception & social Framescape office WC WC Shared kitchen Lobby Store Stairs down Stairs up Lift Store Store Exit C room Store glass wall Framescape door A B C OUTSIDE OUTSIDE OUTSIDE
Schematic, not to scale. Traced from drawing 180830-01, Framescape Ltd, scale 1:96.Escape routeIf Exit B is blockedOnly when the Framescape door is openHatched = no way through

The ways out

Three exits. One meeting point.

Exit B, the main entrance, is the way out for almost everyone. Exit A is for Framescape’s own rooms. Exit C is the back-up if Exit B is blocked.

Exit AWest doors

The double doors on the west side, by the toilets. The exit for Framescape’s rooms: the screening room, classroom, office and the WC by the west doors. From anywhere else in the building you can only reach it through the Framescape classroom door, which may be locked. Don’t count on it.

Exit BMain entrance

Through the lobby and out of the glass front at the south-west corner. The main exit for everyone outside Framescape’s rooms, on every floor: reception, the WC by reception, the shared kitchen, the stores, and anyone coming from the basement, 1st floor or 2nd floor.

Exit CSouth-east door

The small room in the bottom right corner of reception. It’s open on the reception side, and the door to outside is in its back wall. The second choice if Exit B is blocked (light green line).

Assembly pointOutside Wed2B, Church Street

Go straight there, and don’t stop for belongings. Session leaders bring the register and check everyone is out. Tell the person in charge if anyone is missing.

What to do

If you discover a fire.

Six steps. Read them now, so you don’t have to think about them later.

  1. Raise the alarmShout “Fire!” and press the nearest fire alarm call point.
  2. Get out by the nearest exitWalk, don’t run. If that exit is blocked by smoke or fire, turn round and use the next nearest one.
  3. Close doors behind youOnly if it’s safe. A shut door slows the fire and smoke down.
  4. Go straight to the assembly pointOutside Wed2B on Church Street. Session leaders bring the register and check everyone is out. Tell the person in charge if anyone is missing.
  5. Call 999Ask for the fire service. Give the building’s address and say what you know.
  6. Stay outDon’t go back in until the fire service says it’s safe.
Don’t use the liftDon’t stop for belongingsDon’t go back in

Visiting us? Ask on arrival.

If you’re here for a session or a meeting, the person you’re visiting will show you the nearest exit and the assembly point. If you’d need help to get out of the building, please tell us before you visit so we can plan it with you.

Plan drawn from building drawings 180830-01 (Framescape Ltd, scale 1:96). Last updated October 2026.