Editing Soho Square (section)

==Present day==
Soho Square is home to several media organisations, including the [[British Board of Film Classification]], [[20th Century Fox]], [[Bare Escentuals]], [[Deluxe Entertainment Services Group]], [[Dolby Laboratories|Dolby Europe Ltd]], Fin London, [[Paul McCartney]]'s [[MPL Communications]], [[Tiger Aspect Productions]], Wasserman Media Group and [[See Tickets]]. Past businesses include [[Sony Music]]; the linked record label [[Sony Soho Square]] is renamed S2 Records.

[[The Football Association]] was headquartered at No. 25 from October 2000 until 2009.

On the east side the Roman Catholic parish church is partially on the site of [[Carlisle House, Soho|Carlisle House]] with catacombs that spread deep under the square and further.

Six approach ways to the square exist:
*Carlisle Street – from the west.
*Soho Street – from the north.
*Sutton Row – from the east.
From the south side:
*[[Greek Street]]
*Batemans Buildings
*[[Frith Street]]

At the square's centre is a black-and-white, half-timbered, [[Rustic architecture|rustic]] gardener's hut with a steep [[hipped roof]], a squat upper storey which [[overhang (architecture)|overhangs]] ([[jettying]]), supported by timber columns. Its details use "Tudorbethan" style, built to appear as an octagonal market cross building. It was built in 1926, incorporating 17th- or 18th-century beams to hide the above-ground features of a contemporary electricity substation.<ref>{{NHLE|num=1249910|desc=Central timber framed arbour/tool shed}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.ph.ucla.edu/epi/snow/housecentersohosquare.html|title=Little House in Center of Soho Square}}</ref>