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It can be daring to integrate present-day design concepts within such a historic space – notably architect Will Alsop achieved this with the introduction of two suspended meeting pods within the building’s light-wells.
Together with our client, workplace provider LABS, the building’s interior was reimagined with a notable furniture collection. The selection focused on organic shapes and free-flowing design, whilst successfully fulfilling typical office functions and requirements.
An exclusive focal point of the interior compilation includes a limited edition collection by British designer Fred Rigby, a collaboration of Rigby’s original style and the LABS brand.
Enhancing the character of the listed building, a complementary and hard-wearing mix of materials and textiles was selected. Bringing an increased layer of design history into the architecture, creating a photogenic interior to be admired for years to come.


