Abrams Leaving StarTrek For StarWars??????

It's no secret that when Kathleen Kennedy announced in May that Star Wars: Episode VII would be filmed in the U.K., director J.J. Abrams was less than thrilled.
The director voiced his disappointment a few weeks later, noting that he was reluctant to leave his wife and kids in Los Angeles. (This even sparked a rumor in July that Abrams was thinking about leaving the project. Of course, that story was later shot down.)

However, it seems that Abrams, who has shot all of his previous films in L.A., is building a workaround that will enable at least some of the production to stay local. According to The Hollywood Reporter, insiders say that Abrams is converting some of his Bad Robot headquarters into production spaces specifically built for Episode VII.

THR adds that "a green room, sound studios and other new facilities will be developed within the three-story, 18,000-square-foot Santa Monica building, which already includes editing bays, a workshop for making props, a screening room that can double as a set and Abrams' personal suite of offices." Bad Robot and Disney declined to comment on the report.
Star Wars: Episode VII hits theaters in 2015.