ABOUT
A 1,000 Sq.m serviced office building in King’s Cross. Clad in stainless steel, the skin forms a continuous envelope folding up the facade on King’s Cross Road and continuing up to form the new roofscape. A roof level conference facility offers views over the London skyline. The radical form for the building has been set by the ‘rights to light’ angles from the west windows of the Welsh Chapel adjacent to the site. This restraint, which was encountered at an early stage in the feasibility study, was continued through as a conceptual driving point with an attempt to achieve a building which cloaks its own interiority by creating a mask to the simple office layout within. The idea that the public areas in the project allow for a sense of irregularity and diversity in both spatial and material qualities is designed specifically to avoid the sterile modern office environment. The reflective nature of the material used actually managed enhance the light to the adjacent stained glass.
MADEIT CREDITS
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London Serviced OfficesClient
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Stewart DoddFounder + Managing Director -

Satellite Architects
Back to The Cross project
Erik Blaho
Architect, Project LEA
Slovakia
Oliver Keane
Motion Graphics Designer, Freelance
United States
Kate Logan
Art Director
United Kingdom
Sergey Ponomarev
Designer, SPN Ogilvy
Russia
Henna Laine
2D/3D art student
Finland
Bryan Wilkin
3D Creative Designer, Createch Group
United Kingdom
Tim Olden
Graphic Designer & Illustrator, Freelance
United Kingdom