034 PROJECT 2
workspace to break out areas softened with greenery.
The upper level, connected by the feature staircase, hosts amenity spaces including tea- points and a feature bar. With a moody, tonal palette suitable for hosting everything from a morning coffee function to an evening drinks event, the bar forms a work and social focal point to the workplace.
The bar space overlooks the terrace, with planters, pergola and a BBQ bar. Further amenities include a training and games room connected to the ofice by a moveable wall and a wellness suite providing a gym, showers, relaxation room and a doctor’s room.
‘We greatly enjoyed designing this scheme in close collaboration with the tenant, to produce a bespoke space which reflects their work and offers them a considered and highly tailored amenity space for entertaining clients both internally and externally’, comments Priest.
The Knightsbridge Estate is a mixed-use regeneration scheme which Fletcher Priest recently completed the first phase of for The Olayan Group, including 33 build-to-rent properties set around a tranquil internal courtyard, a rooftop restaurant and new retail spaces that are let to flagship stores for international brands, including Burberry and Apple. This intervention redefines the estate as a luxury destination for shopping, living and working, while respecting and celebrating the heritage of Knightsbridge.
KEY SUPPLIERS Lighting
Nulty Lighting
nultylighting.co.uk
Furniture consultant The Furniture Practice
thefurniturepractice.com
Acoustics Sandy Brown
sandybrown.com
Right, clockwise The bespoke hand-finished timber and metal staircase shape was informed by the Fibonacci sequence. Fletcher Priest worked with the investment management occupier to create an environment that spoke to the company’s work and ethos while still slotting in effortlessly to the wider Knightsbridge Estate space
Left Collaborating and socialising with colleagues can be done either through more formal boardroom-type environments, or with more private booths and seating
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