With cryptocurrency firm Copper, our challenge was to transform an architectural vision into tangible reality, leaving an incredible mark in the back streets of Soho.

Breaking away from London’s financial district, Copper challenged banking design conventions with their new space in Soho — the Richard Rogers-designed Broadwick House.

We worked intimately with Universal Design Studio to deliver their intricate vision — a space adorned with copper elements and a central ‘copper core’. The design decision to contain their meeting rooms in the middle of the building was twofold – to maximise natural light in the open space and to ensure security so their tech couldn’t be viewed from outside.

(For the full design scoop, check out the article on Dezeen!)

Collaboration as the Guiding Principle

Ambitious design calls for harmonious collaboration. The client had their own incumbent contractors for security, furniture, lighting (to name a few), whilst our contractors specialised in MEP and logistics. Collaborating closely with structural engineers, we meticulously calculated load distributions, safeguarding the building’s integrity while bringing the vision to life. Working as the glue binding these elements together, we ensured that every detail was carefully planned and executed. We like to think of it as orchestrating a symphony of talent, each contributing their expertise.