Plantworks is a one of a kind workspace, built with integrated urban plantation.
Space to grow
6,592 sq ft of prime workspace across 4 floors.
Space to grow
Teams who work in a green office environment are 15% more productive.
Source: A study from the University of Exeter
Built for ambitious companies who care
about their people, Plantworks provides
6,592 sq ft of prime workspace
across four floors.
Plantworks is a pioneering workspace with integrated urban planting, designed to nurture the wellbeing
and success of everyone who encounters it. This actively growing building is full of
living walls, plants and harvest crops all ready for you to tend to.
Who doesn’t want to step away from their desk to pick fresh salad leaves, herbs and fruit for their lunch?
Biophilic design – bringing the outside in – is proven to make people happier,
more creative and harder working.
Plantworks is leveraging on a collaboration between visionary designers Marek Wojciechowski Architects and New York-based urban farm designers Kono Designs. Together they have created a workspace grounded in nature that puts people first.
The design plays on the heritage of King’s Cross and the building’s industrial history. A palette of dark steel, polished concrete and exposed services add up to the perfect place for forward-thinking companies.
Take root
Plantworks offers you the highest specification with plenty of space to make the building work for you and your people. Workspace is designed using the latest technological features to enhance thermal comfort, air quality, acoustic quality and spatial layout.
Sunlight helps boost serotonin, giving you more energy and helping to keep you calm, positive and focused. A central atrium, roof lights, and frameless glazing mean Plantworks is full of natural light.
Fresh thinking
Spaces that mimic nature enhance your creativity and inspiration, allowing you to develop bigger, bolder ideas more often. Access to plants also increases oxygen levels and leads to improved concentration levels and decreased mental fatigue.
Green workspace increases cognitive
functions substantially: 31% improvement
in strategy, 38% in focus, 44% in applied
activity and 37% in crisis management.
Source: COGFX Research from Harvard
Schedule of areas*
*Subject to final measurement. IPMS3 available on request.Second
837 sq ft
First
1,521 sq ft
Ground
2,274 sq ft
Lower ground
1,521 sq ft
Total
6,592 sq ft
There’s nowhere like
King’s Cross.
Culture, entertainment, food and drink, shopping, fitness studios, parks and green spaces – it’s all here in one of London’s most exciting districts. And that’s why companies are flocking to King’s Cross – Google, Facebook, Astra Zeneca, Havas, Universal, Samsung – they’re all here. The former Royal National Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital is also being redeveloped into a mix-use scheme consisting of hotels, offices and residential.
For some fresh air, stroll along Regent’s Canal or visit one of the area’s parks.
And if you’re looking for some culture, check out one of the exhibitions at The British Library.
If you’re looking for entertainment after hours, drop into the Standard for a cocktail or check out a film at the Everyman cinema.
If you’re looking for entertainment after hours, drop into the Standard for a cocktail or check out a film at the Everyman cinema.
King’s Cross
and beyond.
Travel times from King’s Cross Station
Journey times compiled from TfL journey planner from King’s Cross St. Pancras
The team bringing
big ideas to life.
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