- Task Systems for a light breakfast
85 Great Eastern Street, EC2A 3HY
The Workplace Tour will kick off at Task Systems, where attendees will be welcomed with breakfast before exploring the latest thinking in workplace furniture and adaptable environments. The stop will set the scene for the tour, looking at how thoughtful furniture solutions can support collaboration, flexibility and the evolving needs of the modern workplace.
- Stop 1: FACT Furniture
63-65 Princelet Street, E1 5LP
An introduction to contemporary workplace furniture, exploring how intelligent, flexible design can respond to changing patterns of work. Expect insight into creating spaces that balance focus, collaboration, comfort and connection, while considering the needs of both individuals and teams.
- Stop 2: XAL
477b-478 The Arches Batemans Row, EC2A 3HH
A lighting-focused stop exploring the important role light plays in workplace design. XAL will share insight into creating comfortable and engaging working environments through considered architectural lighting, looking at the relationship between performance, wellbeing, atmosphere and spatial experience.
- Stop 3: The Wax Building
4 Garden Walk, EC2A 3EQ
A more relaxed perspective on workplace design with Cozmo and Tamart, exploring the growing influence of residential-style thinking within commercial interiors. From lounge furniture and flexible seating to characterful materials and considered detailing, the stop will look at how comfort, craftsmanship and a sense of home can create warmer, more human workplaces that people genuinely want to spend time in.
- Stop 4: The Collective
27 Charlotte Road, EC2A 3PB
A tactile exploration of acoustics and materials, looking at how considered material choices can improve the way workplaces sound, feel and perform. Attendees will discover approaches to reducing noise and creating more comfortable environments while maintaining a strong design aesthetic.
- Stop 5: Neuroplaces & Design at Work
Protein Studios, 31 New Inn Yard, EC2A 3EY
The tour will conclude at Protein Studios, where Neuroplaces will explore how environments can better accommodate different neurological and sensory needs, and how small design decisions can create workplaces that feel more comfortable and welcoming. Design at Work will bring together the themes explored throughout the tour, considering how furniture, materials, lighting, wellbeing and inclusive thinking can combine to create more human-centred places to work.