This attractive art deco office building on Great Titchfield Street was, apparently, once associated with London's "Rag Trade".  Today it appears to be a rather nicely preserved office building with a central, fully glazed, stair tower.  To the right of the entrance for Elsley House is a vehicle access to Elsley Court, presumable an access point for vehicles when this might have been a garment factory.  In 2009 Burwell Deakings Architects designed a, "contemporary pavilion within the industrial setting of Elsley House's courtyard".  The £7.1m pavilion provided 7,000sq.m. of, "... light-filled, adaptable, workspace."