Case Studies

Regus

Size

19,000 Sq ft

Location

EC3, London

Sector

Coworking Property & Serviced Office

Scope

Office Design Office Fit Out

Having previously delivered many successful workspaces for Regus across the UK, the leading serviced office provider once again collaborated with us to deliver the office fit out of 19,000 sq ft of space in St Mary Axe, London.

A Myriad of Work Styles

The workspace at Regus St Mary Axe caters to a myriad of work styles, offering private offices, meeting rooms, focus booths, lounge areas, open plan desking, and high desks with bar-style seating.

Encouraging Organic Interaction

A key component of Regus’ vision is to offer flexible office solutions in prime locations that spark interaction between a wide range of businesses, from freelancers to large corporations. Our design layout is meticulously planned to encourage movement and organic discussion between Regus clients.

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Open plan coworking desks with stylish ceiling design at Regus’ St Mary Axe office.

Private focus booths at Regus’s St Mary Axe workspace, offering a quiet space for work within the flexible office fit-out.

Breakout desking space and lockers in Regus’s St Mary Axe coworking office.

Contemporary meeting room with glass partitions at Regus St Mary Axe, designed for privacy and collaboration.

Teapoint area at Regus St Mary Axe, designed to create an inviting social space within the flexible office layout.

A large crowd of commuters waiting on a packed underground platform during rush hour, with a Madrid Metro sign visible above. Many people appear frustrated or anxious, suggesting a transport disruption or delay.

Voices

The Portugal Power Outage and the Case for On-Site Energy Generation

In April 2025, large-scale power outages rippled across Portugal, Spain, and parts of South-West France, leaving millions without electricity. Businesses were brought to a standstill, public services halted, and critical infrastructure came under pressure. Despite their strong emphasis on renewable energy leadership, the incident served as a sobering reminder that even green grids can fail under stress. While geographically different, London is not immune to similar r