printworks

American  

[print-wurks] / ˈprɪntˌwɜrks /

noun

plural

printworks

1. (used with a singular or plural verb) a factory that prints textiles or other materials.

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Etymology

Origin of printworks

1825–35; print + works ( work )

Example Sentences

To keep evolving, he’s preparing to launch Aardvark Printworks, a collection of letterpress art featuring imagery such as artists’ renderings of L.A. landmarks.

From Los Angeles Times

It also fills a gap left by the closure of operator Broadwick Live's previous venue - Printworks - by recreating an industrial, warehouse environment and filling it with the biggest names in dance music.

From BBC

Much like Printworks, an old printing press that closed earlier this year to make room for a new office development, Drumsheds only has temporary planning permission and could make way for housing or office space in the next few years.

From BBC

Earlier this week, London's infamous Printworks venue hosted its final show.

From BBC

Mr Aldred says Printworks established itself as not only a London clubbing staple, but a national and even international attraction, evidenced by the relationship the venue owners have established with local hotels.

From BBC