As the UK’s leading office design and build company, we’re committed to creating exceptional spaces that inspire and enhance the lives of those who use them. We work with tenants, landlords, serviced office space providers and coworking operators to deliver future-facing working environments across London and the regions.

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We have worked with these organisations at varying points in the workplace lifecycle. They are the reason we do what we do, and their continued success is what keeps us inspired.

Haynes Boone

As a traditionally structured practice, Haynes Boone required a layout with private offices for partners, supported by secretarial teams and associates nearby. Achieving the right balance of enclosed offices and open-plan desking on a tight floorplate meant exploring several iterations before arriving at a configuration that delivered both efficiency and the workflow required by a modern legal team.

Grade A Office Space Explained: Meaning, Costs & Comparisons

In this article, we’ll break down what Grade A office space really means in plain English. You’ll also find out how it compares to Grade B and Grade C offices, and why those differences matter in practice, from rental costs to employee experience and long-term value.

Bringing the Magic of Merlin’s Attractions to the Workplace

For Merlin Entertainments, creators of world-famous attractions like Madame Tussauds and LEGOLAND, a new workspace was rooted in much more than the need for an upgrade. After two decades in a smaller office, Merlin envisioned a London hub that would capture the spirit of their global brands, and bring their creative teams under one roof.

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