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A modern reception area at The Office Group Wimpole Street, designed by Modus Workspace. The sleek desk is attended by staff while another person approaches. The room features pendant lights and comfortable seating in soft, muted tones.
Case Studies

The Office Group Wimpole Street

Size

40,000 Sq ft

Location

W1, London

Sector

Coworking Property & Serviced Office

Scope

Design and Build Office Design Office Fit Out

Photography Credit

Thierry Cardineau

The Office Group (TOG) tasked us with transforming their Wimpole Street workspace, located in a historic baroque building designed by James S. Wilson and William Wallace. Our goal was to preserve the architectural significance while blending baroque, period, and art deco elements with a modern, 1960s-inspired aesthetic

Enhancing Collaboration and Productivity

Collaborating closely with TOG, we maximised the natural light from the central atrium. The workspace includes eight tech-enabled meeting rooms, private offices, and breakout spaces—perfect for collaboration, client meetings, and team gatherings. By combining historical charm with modern design, we created a functional and engaging office environment.

A Timeless Workspace

This successful collaboration between Modus and TOG delivered a productivity-focused, visually striking workspace that supports business objectives.

 

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A modern reception area at The Office Group Wimpole Street, designed by Modus Workspace. The sleek desk is attended by staff while another person approaches. The room features pendant lights and comfortable seating in soft, muted tones.
A cosy teapoint with seating at The Office Group Wimpole Street, designed by Modus Workspace. People are enjoying coffee in the lounge, highlighted by stylish lighting and earthy green tones
An open-plan workspace at The Office Group Wimpole Street, featuring individual desk pods and soft lighting. The space, designed by Modus Workspace, promotes productivity with its modern layout and neutral green and beige colour palette.
Outdoor terrace at The Office Group Wimpole Street, designed by Modus Workspace, offering a tranquil area with greenery and benches. Employees are seated at a long wooden table working on laptops, enjoying the fresh air.
The Office Group Wimpole Street reception and waiting area, designed by Modus Workspace, with stylish pendant lighting and modern furnishings. People are seen working in various seating areas, including a central reception and upper-floor desks.
A seating area with a view into a glass-walled collaborative workspace at The Office Group Wimpole Street, designed by Modus Workspace. Individuals are seated, working, and in discussion, adding a dynamic atmosphere to this modern workspace.
A sleek meeting room at The Office Group Wimpole Street, designed by Modus Workspace, featuring a long table with elegant lighting. The modern setting is equipped with technology for presentations and discussions.
A bright, airy atrium at The Office Group Wimpole Street, designed by Modus Workspace. Workers are seated at desks on both levels, taking advantage of the open, collaborative environment and natural light filtering through.

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