Somesuch
Industry
Technology & Information
Industry
Technology & Information
Industry
Technology & Information
Size
4,500 sq ft
Size
4,500 sq ft
Size
4,500 sq ft
Location
Spitalfields
Location
Spitalfields
Location
Spitalfields
Award-winning architects Bureau de Change has designed the new London headquarters for Somesuch, supporting their move from Shoreditch to Spitalfields. They transformed a rundown warehouse into a vibrant, well-crafted workspace. Founded in 2010, Somesuch is now a leading international production company, known for its award-winning commercials, music videos, branded content, and films, with studios in London and LA.
Award-winning architects Bureau de Change has designed the new London headquarters for Somesuch, supporting their move from Shoreditch to Spitalfields. They transformed a rundown warehouse into a vibrant, well-crafted workspace. Founded in 2010, Somesuch is now a leading international production company, known for its award-winning commercials, music videos, branded content, and films, with studios in London and LA.
The building, a 1960s infill among Grade II listed Georgian townhouses, has been redesigned by Bureau de Change to reconnect it to its historical roots as a workshop for Huguenot silk weavers in Spitalfields. The ground floor houses the entrance, with workspaces on the first and second floors. A signature timber staircase, central to the design, links the floors and serves as a social and functional hub, with bespoke timber panels inspired by weaving techniques and tools. These panels offer multifunctional uses such as shelving, seating, and lighting.
The building, a 1960s infill among Grade II listed Georgian townhouses, has been redesigned by Bureau de Change to reconnect it to its historical roots as a workshop for Huguenot silk weavers in Spitalfields. The ground floor houses the entrance, with workspaces on the first and second floors. A signature timber staircase, central to the design, links the floors and serves as a social and functional hub, with bespoke timber panels inspired by weaving techniques and tools. These panels offer multifunctional uses such as shelving, seating, and lighting.
The building, a 1960s infill among Grade II listed Georgian townhouses, has been redesigned by Bureau de Change to reconnect it to its historical roots as a workshop for Huguenot silk weavers in Spitalfields. The ground floor houses the entrance, with workspaces on the first and second floors. A signature timber staircase, central to the design, links the floors and serves as a social and functional hub, with bespoke timber panels inspired by weaving techniques and tools. These panels offer multifunctional uses such as shelving, seating, and lighting.
The first floor features creative team workspaces, a boardroom, a reading nook, and an open-plan kitchen leading to an outdoor terrace. The second floor accommodates the office workspaces, each uniquely decorated with bold colour palettes. The building, originally in disrepair, was stripped back to its core, preserving key elements like the flagstone floor and integrating eco-friendly materials like Marmoleum flooring. The vibrant new entrance with geometric tiles and original timber doors marks the arrival at Somesuch’s new headquarters.
The first floor features creative team workspaces, a boardroom, a reading nook, and an open-plan kitchen leading to an outdoor terrace. The second floor accommodates the office workspaces, each uniquely decorated with bold colour palettes. The building, originally in disrepair, was stripped back to its core, preserving key elements like the flagstone floor and integrating eco-friendly materials like Marmoleum flooring. The vibrant new entrance with geometric tiles and original timber doors marks the arrival at Somesuch’s new headquarters.
The first floor features creative team workspaces, a boardroom, a reading nook, and an open-plan kitchen leading to an outdoor terrace. The second floor accommodates the office workspaces, each uniquely decorated with bold colour palettes. The building, originally in disrepair, was stripped back to its core, preserving key elements like the flagstone floor and integrating eco-friendly materials like Marmoleum flooring. The vibrant new entrance with geometric tiles and original timber doors marks the arrival at Somesuch’s new headquarters.
AW Spaces | Design & Build | Farringdon, London
Unit C, 8-14, Vine Hill, London EC1R 5DX
020 3988 0057 | hello@awspaces.co.uk
AW Spaces | Design & Build | Farringdon, London
Unit C, 8-14, Vine Hill, London EC1R 5DX
020 3988 0057 | hello@awspaces.co.uk
AW Spaces | Design & Build | Farringdon, London
Unit C, 8-14, Vine Hill, London EC1R 5DX
020 3988 0057 | hello@awspaces.co.uk