TechHub at 207 Old Street by Gensler
With just 90 days to contract, design, create and move into a new space, Gensler London in collaboration with contractors TPS Interiors produced it occur for TechHub, house to some of the fastest-growing tech businesses in London.
TechHub at 207 Old Street by Gensler
“In true startup style, the business necessary to expand, and quickly! Moving from its original website launched in July 2010, TechHub had just 90 days to contract, design, develop and move into a new space, with its member companies increasing constantly through the approach.” says Gensler.
TechHub at 207 Old Street by Gensler
“The project was to accommodate TechHub’s maturing startups making a new model meeting the requirements of London’s quick-growth tech firms. The resulting plan incorporates a strong balance of hugely versatile group spaces enabling emerging businesses to develop their own group culture, massive neighborhood locations, plus agile social spaces that preserve the energy and spontaneity of startup life. Businesses like these want to remain component of the vibrant startup culture engendered by TechHub, bringing them all with each other each physically and practically.”
TechHub at 207 Old Street by Gensler
“TechHub Old Street combines creative considering with raw urban character to yield an energetic but functional montage of exposed concrete, plywood and glass. A visitor’s initial expertise starts at street level. Colourful internal lighting placed in the second floor windows creates external brand identification and influence, visible from the nearby underground station and the Old Street roundabout.”
TechHub at 207 Old Street by Gensler
“Bold and playful graphics run by means of the space, making certain a rich and engaging brand expression all through. Reception signage is realised in exposed yellow neon and the the functioning space is organised via the use of straightforward, colourful graphics that are both identification for the team suites and a mode of wayfinding inside the space. Additional graphics reinforce the startup culture by means of the use of bold important phrases, references to computer programming syntax and icons of ‘pure joy’ (a gigantic cheeseburger for instance).”
TechHub at 207 Old Street by Gensler
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