The Müuse Atlas / Looks

Industrial yards

Working ground rather than finished buildings. Rail spurs, container stacks, gravel, chain link, tanks and cranes.

8 areas

Baltic TriangleFilming in the Baltic Triangle, Liverpool. Brick warehouses and post-war industrial units stand on wide streets. Hardly anyone lives on the blocks.Gustav Adolf Church, Baltic Fleet, Blundell Street
FinniestonFilming in Finnieston, Glasgow. Argyle Street runs between sandstone tenements with restaurant fronts along the ground floor. The Finnieston Crane still stands on the quay by the river.Argyle Street, Queen's Dock, SEC Armadillo
Fort GreeneFilming in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. The park on the hill is Brooklyn's first and the streets around it are Italianate rowhouses from the 1850s. Spike Lee has been shooting here since 1985.Fort Greene Park, Prison Ship Martyrs' Monument, Washington Park
GowanusFilming in Gowanus, Brooklyn. The canal is 1.8 miles long and the subway crosses it 87 feet up.Gowanus Canal, Fourth Street Basin, Powerhouse Arts
Hackney WickFilming in Hackney Wick, Hackney. Brick works and yards run down to the Lee Navigation and nearly every wall is painted. The Olympic Park is on the other side of the water.White Post Lane, Wallis Road, Berkshire Road
North EndFilming in the North End, Halifax. Wooden houses in flat colours sit on a slope above the harbour, and the naval dockyard is at the bottom of it.Gottingen Street, Agricola Street, The Hydrostone
Port AdelaideFilming in Port Adelaide, South Australia. Stone and brick warehouses stand along the Port River. The town centre has been a State Heritage Area since 1982.Port Admiral Hotel, Commercial Road, Lipson Street
Sunset ParkFilming in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. The rowhouse blocks run up the hill from a waterfront of concrete warehouses. Eighth Avenue is the first of Brooklyn's Chinatowns.Fifth Avenue, Eighth Avenue, 43rd Street