The layout enables and encourages a range of uses and activities to take place within the rhythm of the existing floorplate, which is established by a grid of exposed concrete columns. A skylight breaks the grid to provide a large creative, social space at the heart. The workplace is responsive and easily adaptable to current hybrid models of working providing professional, social and collaborative spaces.

Efficient use of natural and recycled materials inspired by the industrial heritage of the building are complimented by bright accent features. This approach, combined with re-used furniture, a focus on wellbeing and sustainable delivery practices contributed to securing SKA Gold accreditation for the project.

We worked closely with the client and users, from brief development through to post-occupancy, to deliver a sustainable and adaptable home that exemplifies a collective commitment to the useful, ethical, and intelligent design of the built environment.