We created an innovative, 22,000 sq ft tech-enabled coworking space for Huckletree that reflects their commitment to empowering startups and innovative businesses, blending technology and sustainability.
Project in brief:
Tech-enabled workspace with integrated Web 3 elements.
A community-centric environment.
Eco-conscious design and material choices.
Reinventing the Future of Work
Huckletree Oxford Circus breaks away from the traditional coworking model, offering an immersive, futuristic space where creativity and collaboration thrive. The design fuses Web 3 influences with a stimulating work environment that connects analytical and creative minds.
At the heart of the 4th floor, you’ll find informal meeting areas, a gaming zone, and a breakout space that doubles as a presentation and events hub. The space also houses enterprise studios equipped with their own meeting rooms and teapoints, providing a flexible, modern workspace for teams of all sizes.
A Connected Experience
Visitors are welcomed by vibrant, colourful arches that create a dynamic flow through the space. Dichroic film and reflective surfaces shift with the changing light, reinforcing the sense of a space that evolves throughout the day. The design plays with the idea of infinite possibilities, captured perfectly by an LED-lit infinity mirror and ‘tunnel vision’ arches that lead to the studio spaces.
From immersive meta-lounges to terrace oases drenched in natural light, this space embodies Huckletree’s spirit of collaboration and forward-thinking innovation. The collaborative design process ensured Huckletree’s essence was embedded throughout, creating an inspiring, ever-evolving environment where teams can push the boundaries of what’s possible.
Huckletree Oxford Circus redefines coworking, blending creativity, technology, and bold design to offer a stimulating environment for innovators. This project set the foundation for future collaborations as we partner with Huckletree on other spaces that empower the next generation of businesses.
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