76 King Street is an upcoming development comprising a basement and ground floor, delivered in multiple stages. The project combines modern workspace design with the building’s industrial heritage, thoughtfully addressing the existing structural constraints, such as columns, while creating a flexible and engaging environment.

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Basement:
The basement is designed as a versatile events space, suitable for gatherings, presentations, and social functions. Its design will respect the building’s industrial character while offering a functional, open environment for a variety of activities.

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Ground Floor:
The ground floor is a dynamic workspace featuring:

• A social kitchen in a rich studio green palette, providing an earthy contrast to the main workspace.

• Breakout areas, booths, dedicated desk zones, and a floating desk area.

• The floating desk area features a curved communal table surrounded by integrated planting and trees within the atrium glazing, visible from the office floors above, adding vertical depth and a biophilic touch.

• Four meeting rooms of varying sizes, two of which can combine to form a larger meeting or event space. Each room has a distinct colour scheme that complements the main interior.

• The layout uses subtle level changes to introduce depth and visual interest throughout the space.

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Reception:
The reception area is on a lower level and will be knocked through and refurbished. To connect the reception with the main workspace, a staircase has been introduced, seamlessly linking the two levels and enhancing the sense of arrival.

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Design Challenge:
A key design challenge is celebrating the building’s industrial heritage while creatively working around the existing columns and structural features. The design plays with levels, openness, and materiality to balance functional requirements with aesthetic appeal.