|||||||Usable roof space in central London is a rarity, as this cityscape shows|Fletcher Priest’s 6 Bevis Marks, a 1980s block rebuilt from its foundations|The roof garden’s EFTE canopy makes in an all-weather space|Balconies on the south-facing facade help prevent solar gain|The facade’s green-tinted glass grid contrasts with the clear glazing|A balustrade further capitalises on the views across the city||
13 Oct 2014

Fletcher Priest’s office rooftop oasis in the city

Words by

Category: Architecture

Editor’s picks

Muuto’s new collection explores how design can transform the experience of a space and improve wellbeing

The Helsinki Interiors founder and board member of Design District Helsinki, explains her fascination with biophilic design

Rapt Studio take inspiration from restaurants to design the LA Headquarters for ChowNow

TOG’s Black & White building in London celebrates timber inside and out

Are destination offices the new norm?

The grand dame of Picton, Ontario’s Main Street is given a new lease on life

Design Classics: Vitra showcases the Jean Prouvé collection – adaptable to home and the office

Supporting staff to manage menopause

Brand Spotlight: Swedish studio Blå Station bring their bold ideas to life

Interiors

Rapt Studio take inspiration from restaurants to design the LA Headquarters for ChowNow

TOG’s Black & White building in London celebrates timber inside and out

The grand dame of Picton, Ontario’s Main Street is given a new lease on life

The Mustard Made London HQ Celebrates the Brand’s Colourful Identity

A coworking space in London is reimagined to tackle loneliness

The design of One Hundred Shoreditch celebrates its East London community connection

Montreal-based Ivy Studio designed M.A.D. Collectif’s HQ to match their ever evolving needs

The Campari HQ in Brussels built around an aperitivo bar

Field Manoeuvres: Aylott + Van Tromp design bespoke wooden cabins for Nokken

Instagram





OnOffice | Design at Work