To the east of Battlebridge Basin on the Regent’s Canal, Lavina Grove’s name belies its concrete constitution. What it’s lacking in trees it makes up for in culture, as home to the publishing powerhouse Pan Macmillan and the delightful floristry academy, London Flower School. It has the added bonus of being a mere minute’s stroll from our subterranean workshop on Caledonian Road, and is just around the corner from what was once Carlo Gatti’s ice warehouse, the epicentre of ice cream in Victorian London.