91 Wimpole Street

This imposing baroque building was designed by James S. Wilson and William Wallace (no, not that one) in the late 19th century. In an area famous for doctors and music (Paul McCartney wrote “Yesterday” and “I Want to Hold Your Hand” just a few doors down), we like to think that Wimpole Street offers a therapeutic retreat from the hustle and bustle of Oxford Street.We worked with our friends DMFK again on this one; this grand, late Victorian building on the outside, has been thoroughly modernised on the inside. The glass atrium floods the interior with light, revealing a fresh, modern take on 60’s design- think Mad Men in Spring time. Classic yet cutting edge.And we’ve packed our five floors with everything you could want from a modern workspace, including lounges, event spaces, co-working, meeting rooms, bicycle racks and one of the best rooftop gardens in London.

The imposing Baroque exterior of this building belies the light, modern space inside. A glass atrium floods the building from top to bottom with light, and, across all five floors the style is a fresh take on a 1960s Mad Men-style design. Modern Workspace with the added bonus of bike racks and a secret rooftop garden, this is a treat of a place to work.