Location: Situated in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea within the vibrant South Kensington district, the building occupies a very prominent corner position, at the junction with Clareville Grove and Onslow Gardens. Nearby occupiers include H.R Owen Ferrari, The Royal British Society of Sculptors, Little Waitrose, Shell, Joe & The Juice, Chucs Café, Wright […]

Location:     The building occupies a prominent Bloomsbury location close to the junction of Bloomsbury Street whilst only 100m from The British Museum (one of the UK’s most popular tourist attractions) and a 5 minute walk from Tottenham Court Road Underground Station. The immediate locality is benefitting from a number of high profile developments […]

Location:     The building benefits from a prominent Soho location, situated between the junctions of Great Marlborough Street and Oxford Street. Both Oxford Circus Underground Station and the new Tottenham Court Road West Crossrail ticket hall are a few minutes away. The vicinity provides an eclectic mix of local occupiers including Brewdog, Marks & […]

A bit of a first for us as we’ve taken four floors in a larger building, being the architect Richard Seifert’s 1960′s tower directly in front of Euston Station. We had to put some real effort into the design to create space that challenges what you might expect to find in this building, making it […]

We’ve kept the original exposed brick, wood flooring and steel columns in this Victorian Warehouse, working with architects Metropolitan Workshop. Individual offices in Greville Street, on flexible terms, but with the whole building for you to use Fully furnished (or not, up to you) 4 Meeting rooms Light Well with Green Wall Kitchens on each floor […]

This was a fairly grim 1970’s building that we rebuilt in 2009. Our greenest building to date (award winning), Kirby Street has the largest roof terrace of any of our other buildings. Working again with architects Wells Mackereth, there’s plenty of colour and  more emphasis on the communal space with dining areas (complete with Ketchup) […]

50 Liverpool Street is a bit of a fighter. After being the target of London’s first attack during the First World War it also survived British Rail’s plans to demolish the station in favour of a modern development. The now famous 1979 conservation campaign was led by Sir John Bejtemen and Sir Spike Milligan, and […]

Formerly the offices of The Stock Exchange, Scott Brownrigg architects have worked with us to retain many of the original 19th Century features whilst creating a contemporary modern environment. Warnford really is a jack of all trades as it not only provides office space but is home to our first flexible coworking space, The Club as […]

No. 3 Lloyds Avenue is just a short walk from Fenchurch Street and round the corner from Leadenhall Market with it’s tempting array of market stalls, cafes, bars and restaurants. The building has been recently fully refurbished working with architects Scott Browrigg to provide a clean and sharp design throughout. There’s a great roof terrace […]

Working with architects Wells Mackereth on the refurbishment, we’ve brought out the original art-deco features, great natural light and floor to ceiling heights, with a green roof terrace available to all and a load of other green features. Local occupiers tend to be from the creative and technology sectors, with The Tea Building round the […]

The Black & White Building has never been a Saloon (although we might put a bar in there…). It was originally built for furniture manufacturing and has the iconic high ceilings and large windows of Shoreditch’s roaring 18 Century furniture and printing trade. It has 4 floors, 3 meeting rooms, 1 boardroom, 1 roof garden, […]

We worked with architects dMFK to bring out the features in this 1930’s Art-Deco building and are proud to be one of the greenest buildings in Bristol with a host of environmental features. ndividual offices in St. Nicholas House, on flexible terms, but with the whole building for you to use Fully furnished (or not, […]