Huckletree, a vibrant coworking brand known for its innovative spaces, sought to expand their footprint in London by establishing a new Liverpool Street hub, at 199 Bishopsgate. Following the success of our previous collaboration at Oxford Circus, Huckletree once again partnered with us to bring their vision to life.
Project in Brief
35,000 sq ft high spec workspace aligned to Huckletree’s futuristic brand.
A hub offering dynamic work zones, a vegan café, a wellness space, and customisable suites.
BREEAM Excellent building with eco-friendly materials and innovative design.
Step Into the Future of Work
Huckletree Liverpool Street continues to redefine what a workspace can be. Set across four floors, this vibrant space blends an eclectic mix of playful elements and futuristic design, anchored by a striking blue staircase.
Bold design choices, such as bespoke ceiling mirrors, spray-painted ceilings, soft furnishings, and colour-themed rooms, create a kaleidoscope of moods. Every corner resonates with Huckletree’s playful yet sophisticated brand in the tech and finance-driven neighbourhood.
Inspiration in Every Detail
Huckletree Liverpool Street isn’t just a workspace, it’s an experience. From the vibrant reception and vegan café to the serene wellness space and member’s bar, every detail has been crafted to inspire. Whether you need a focus space, collaboration space, or a moment in a hanging bubble chair, this space has it all.
The building has a BREEAM Excellent rating, and eco-friendly materials like the Tarkett Terrazzo Effect Vinyl, made with 25.5% recycled content, underline a commitment to the environment without sacrificing style.
At Huckletree Liverpool Street, the future of work is not just imagined—it’s realised in every meticulously crafted detail.
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