A Look Inside Knight Frank’s New London Office

A Look Inside Knight Frank’s New London Office

Real estate agency Knight Frank recently hired workplace design company BW: Workplace Experts to design their new office in London, England.

“Faced with the task of completing this 80,000 sq. ft build while BW ensured minimal disruption for the constant flow of staff, visitors and clients. Areas within the refit included three floors of office space, the reception and high-quality meeting rooms.

While all floors were designed with state-of-the-art AV systems applied across all floors, the build also included technological advancements such as touch screens and 4K HD video walls, providing a productive and efficient working environment.

The success of such a build can be accredited to meticulous planning in order to meet deadlines for both BW and for their client, who had an upcoming major event taking place in the space.

“We have worked with Knight Frank for a number of years on different projects, so to be asked to manage their own headquarters was an absolute honour and further cements our relationship with this prestigious client.” BW has developed a long-standing relationship with Knight Frank, including working on another London project in Gutter Lane earlier this year.”

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