Based in The City of London, three floors across the remarkable skyscraper have been developed to meet the ever changing needs of the modern day employee.

The London building represents the structural and cultural changes in the way people work and live, with a focus on their health and wellness, much like it’s latest interior.

The Design

Following a design presented by main architect Tp Bennett, Thorpes were able to bring this vision to life using a wide range of materials and styles. Light and neutral tones contrast with the exposed wood textures, creating a contemporary and tranquil atmosphere, offering a retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city. 

The wellness areas located around the building were designed to give a sense of luxury within the space and to harmonise with the surrounding rooms, while remaining uniformed to one another. The curved edges around the seating areas add softness to the space and a sense of ease. The ceilings above these sections feature 1500mm by 1200mm stainless steel tiles, known as G-Tex Ripple Geneva. These tiles showcase a ripple effect, contributing to a calming atmosphere while reflecting light to create a bright and airy environment. The client desired a well-lit space without sacrificing privacy. Walkways facing the outdoor terrace are shielded by slatted screens constructed of MDF, veneered with European oak. These screens ensure employee privacy without blocking natural daylight.