Spacious open lounge area at Storey - 2 Kingdom Street, designed by Modus Workspace. The space features high ceilings, exposed pipework, and comfortable seating, creating a welcoming environment for collaboration and relaxation. A long table with modern stools acts as a central gathering point.
Case Studies

Storey – 2 Kingdom Street

Size

26,000 Sq ft

Location

W2, London

Photography Credit

Thierry Cardineau

Storey by British Land offers flexible, personalised workspaces for companies of all sizes. For this 26,000 sq ft project at 2 Kingdom Street, we developed a detailed construction pack to keep the project on time, within budget, and aligned with the client’s vision

Collaborative Design with a Unique Vision

2 Kingdom Street features a bright, open aesthetic that contrasts with the moodier tones of other Storey sites. The space includes a lounge, café, and private tenancies with meeting rooms and teapoint facilities. Working closely with Gensler, we ensured the design remained adaptable to tenant needs throughout the project.

Delivering Flexibility and Excellence

Despite the project’s technical challenges and evolving requirements, we maintained strict timelines and flexibility throughout. The result is a unique, high-quality workspace that reflects Storey’s vision.

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