When Billion Dollar Boy, global creative influencer marketing agency, envisioned their new headquarters in Bloomsbury, they wanted more than just an office. They needed a space that embodied their brand, enabled collaboration, and seamlessly integrated with their community-driven club, FiveTwoNine.
When Billion Dollar Boy, global creative influencer marketing agency, envisioned their new headquarters in Bloomsbury, they wanted more than just an office. They needed a space that embodied their brand, enabled collaboration, and seamlessly integrated with their community-driven club, FiveTwoNine.
The fitout was designed to reflect both sides of their world. On one end, the workspace for Billion Dollar Boy – professional, sleek, and designed to fuel creativity. On the other side, FiveTwoNine – a dynamic, inviting club space for their growing community of creators.
The challenge? Creating a space that could effortlessly transition between the two while maintaining distinct identities.
The fitout was designed to reflect both sides of their world. On one end, the workspace for Billion Dollar Boy – professional, sleek, and designed to fuel creativity. On the other side, FiveTwoNine – a dynamic, inviting club space for their growing community of creators.
The challenge? Creating a space that could effortlessly transition between the two while maintaining distinct identities.
The fitout was designed to reflect both sides of their world. On one end, the workspace for Billion Dollar Boy – professional, sleek, and designed to fuel creativity. On the other side, FiveTwoNine – a dynamic, inviting club space for their growing community of creators.
The challenge? Creating a space that could effortlessly transition between the two while maintaining distinct identities.
For Becky Owen, Head of FiveTwoNine, the vision was simple: “I imagine a Parisian landlord discovering a derelict loft space above his pub and opening the doors to young creators and artists in the community. I had to create a space that felt authentic, used and comfortable”.
The result? A warm and characterful space with a statement bar, a flexible presentation area, meeting spaces and a podcast studio – designed to bring people together for events, discussions, and creative collaboration.
For Becky Owen, Head of FiveTwoNine, the vision was simple: “I imagine a Parisian landlord discovering a derelict loft space above his pub and opening the doors to young creators and artists in the community. I had to create a space that felt authentic, used and comfortable”.
The result? A warm and characterful space with a statement bar, a flexible presentation area, meeting spaces and a podcast studio – designed to bring people together for events, discussions, and creative collaboration.
For Becky Owen, Head of FiveTwoNine, the vision was simple: “I imagine a Parisian landlord discovering a derelict loft space above his pub and opening the doors to young creators and artists in the community. I had to create a space that felt authentic, used and comfortable”.
The result? A warm and characterful space with a statement bar, a flexible presentation area, meeting spaces and a podcast studio – designed to bring people together for events, discussions, and creative collaboration.
AW Spaces | Design & Build | London
Level 3, 1 Old St, London EC1V 9HL
020 3988 0057 | hello@awspaces.co.uk
AW Spaces | Design & Build | London
Level 3, 1 Old St, London EC1V 9HL
020 3988 0057 | hello@awspaces.co.uk
AW Spaces | Design & Build | London
Level 3, 1 Old St, London EC1V 9HL
020 3988 0057 | hello@awspaces.co.uk