The Barbican
An iconic performing arts hub with an endless choice of music, theatre, screenings and art.
123 Golden Lane offers glorious standalone office space balancing Victorian heritage with all-new timber interiors designed to boost performance.
Nestled in the sweet spot between Old Street and Farringdon, this is your golden HQ opportunity.
Get the best of Clerkenwell with a Shoreditch chaser.
Make yourself at home in a vibrant Clerkenwell neighbourhood just a short stroll from the culture and connections of Farringdon and Old Street.
From historic food markets to the latest, buzzy eateries, Barbican culture to Shoreditch character, here there’s always something new for your people to explore.
An iconic performing arts hub with an endless choice of music, theatre, screenings and art.
Historic theatre staging world-class dance from classic ballets to contemporary performances.
Save the date for this annual celebration of the area’s diverse and rich creative talent.
Choose between Whitecross Street, Exmouth and Leather lane food markets for lunches from around the world.
A true London dining classic in Clerkenwell, famous for pioneering nose-to-tail cooking.
Stripped back yet decadent eatery offering hearty dishes in a former courthouse.
An expansive waterside spot on Regent’s Canal, perfect for lunchtime lounging in the summer.
A peaceful leafy space nestled in the grounds of an 18th Century church.
A buzzing local park with tennis courts, an outdoor gym and lavender garden.
Chic, historic boozer with a wide range of ales, high-end pub food and wine from St John’s restaurant.
Enjoy travel inspired cocktails and live music at this boutique Georgian townhouse.
Enjoy regular live music and comedy in this local spot, with great food and craft beers.
Timber is the material that gives back
Victorian bones and a timber soul, every decision made here, from the responsibly sourced new timber floors to the all-electric fit-out, was made because we believe the places where people spend their days should actively make them feel better. And the current research shows timber can do just that.
Timber isn’t just a design choice. It’s a carbon store, a mood lifter and a statement of intent. Peer-reviewed research has shown that working in a timber environment can lower cortisol and blood pressure by 10%, reduce sick days by 13%, increase creativity by 15% and boost productivity by 13%.
And it’s not just in the building we feel the benefits. Using certified sustainable timber, we can boost biodiversity, create jobs, and give forests more value, all while independently audits.
Two new timber floors bring all of that to 123 Golden Lane, warm to the eye, soft to the touch, and quietly doing more for your team than any office perk.
BREEAM Excellent
A rating that reflects our commitment to the environment.
EPC A
The best energy performance rating available; your energy bills will feel it.
Low energy by design
We used actual predictions of energy use to inform design and provide measurable in-use targets for performance, creating a workspace that is aligned with the UK’s 1.5ºC pathway.
All-electric building
Zero on-site fossil fuels, leveraging the decarbonising grid to reduce emissions, and futureproofing against natural gas price fluctuations.
Intelligent lighting
LED lights automatically adjust according to the occupancy and the available daylight, saving energy while boosting productivity and wellbeing.
High thermal
performance fabric
Keeping heat in when you want it, and out when you don’t.
Responsibly
sourced materials
Including new timber floors and reclaimed brickwork from the basement, because the lowest carbon material is the one already on site.
Climate positive development
Responding to the climate emergency, we have minimised carbon emissions, and aligned ourselves with the pioneering UK Net Zero Carbon Building Standard limits for energy and embodied carbon.
Designing out waste
90% of construction waste and 95% of demolition waste diverted from landfill, because waste is a design failure.
Openable restored
sash windows
Fresh air on demand, the way buildings used to do it before we forgot how.
Research shows timber environments can reduce stress by 10% and sick days by 13%.
Timber environments have been reported as boosting creativity by 15% and productivity by 13%.
The timber in the building locks away over 200 tCO2e, and those trees have already been replanted, beginning to lock away more carbon.
Sustainable timber supports local communities that receive fair pay and safe working conditions, all independently audited.
Sustainable forests are required to monitor and boost biodiversity in the forests, creating resilient ecosystems.
Our timber has chain of custody from forest to this building, ensuring that we know it is sustainably sourced.
BREEAM Excellent
A rating that reflects our commitment to the environment.
EPC A
The best energy performance rating available; your energy bills will feel it.
Low energy by design
We used actual predictions of energy use to inform design and provide measurable in-use targets for performance, creating a workspace that is aligned with the UK’s 1.5ºC pathway.
All-electric building
Zero on-site fossil fuels, leveraging the decarbonising grid to reduce emissions, and futureproofing against natural gas price fluctuations.
Intelligent lighting
LED lights automatically adjust according to the occupancy and the available daylight, saving energy while boosting productivity and wellbeing.
High thermal
performance fabric
Keeping heat in when you want it, and out when you don’t.
Responsibly
sourced materials
Including new timber floors and reclaimed brickwork from the basement, because the lowest carbon material is the one already on site.
Climate positive development
Responding to the climate emergency, we have minimised carbon emissions, and aligned ourselves with the pioneering UK Net Zero Carbon Building Standard limits for energy and embodied carbon.
Designing out waste
90% of construction waste and 95% of demolition waste diverted from landfill, because waste is a design failure.
Openable restored
sash windows
Fresh air on demand, the way buildings used to do it before we forgot how.