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Wednesday 11 September 2013 7:52 pm

Five of the UK’s coolest offices

By: Express KCS

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Google
Located behind Tottenham Court Road station, Google’s UK headquarters features Union Jacks, allotments where employees can grow veg and outdoor workplaces called “secret gardens”.

Mother London
There’s only one desk at ad agency Mother: a 240ft concrete work surface that stretches through the entire building. Workers change positions every six weeks thanks to a randomly selected seating plan.

Peer 1 Hosting
IT company Peer 1 Hosting has a swing, a cinema and a putting green in their office. Design firm Space & Solutions were tasked with building the workspace on the site of an old pub.

Macquarie Group
A bright red steel staircase climbs the open atrium running through the Macquarie Group’s London headquarters. Pinstripe lines on partitions and ceilings reference the history of banking.

Innocent Drinks
Drinks company Innocent extend their distinctive branding into their office with wooden benches, grass, table football and a striking red telephone box.

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