Case Studies

135 Bishopsgate

Size

8,000 Sq ft

Location

EC2, London

Sector

Property & Serviced Office

Scope

Office Design Office Fit Out Tenant-Ready™

Photography Credit

Louise Adby Photography

Partnering with long-term client, British Land, we created a Tenant-Ready™ workspace at 135 Bishopsgate, maximising the glass roof to create an open and bright atmosphere.

Industrial Meets Warmth

The workspace blends industrial architecture with warm wooden finishes, offering flexible working areas, soft seating, and meeting rooms. Floor-to-ceiling windows and a glass roof connect the indoors with the outdoors, creating a bright and open environment. The soft-toned colour scheme complements the natural light, allowing the London views to become the focal point of the workspace.

For a Diverse Workforce

The workplace at 135 Bishopsgate offers a flexible, light-filled environment ready for future tenants. This Tenant-Ready™ space blends functionality with modern design, creating a versatile setting that meets the demands of a dynamic workforce.

135 Bishopsgate

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135 Bishopgate futuristic open-plan office with an immersive view of London, sleek finishes and a glass curved wall to ceiling finish

135 Bishopgate futuristic office space with an open view of London, with desking, office chairs and sleek black finishes

135 Bishopgate bespoke meeting room with acoustic panelling, frosted design on the glass walls, and an open, immersive view of London

Open glass meeting room at 135 Bishpgate with an immersive view of London

135 Bishopsgate Glass Meeting Room View, with bespoke lighting, pastel green chairs and an impressive view of London

135 Bishopgate teapoint finished with light pink and blues, whilst keeping the futuristic, immersive feel overlooking the city.

135 Bishopgate scenic view of London and several breakout spaces

Voices

Trump’s Tariffs and What They Mean for Commercial Real Estate

On 2 April 2025, Donald Trump unveiled a dramatic new tariff regime that has left economists and global markets reeling. His reveal included a blanket 10% tariff on all imported goods into the United States, with some product categories and countries facing significantly steeper duties. The move, aimed at reinvigorating domestic manufacturing and rebalancing trade, has already sparked volatility across industries, and while property continues to be a resilient asset class during periods of uncertainty, the commercial real estate sector is not immune.