Agile workspace for Kingston University 23.09.21

Haworth Tompkins have started work on a retrofit at Kingston University’s main building at Penrhyn Road to provide agile workspace for 120 staff split across four administrative departments. The proposals will see the creation of four workspace 'neighbourhoods' accessed via a central 'high street' containing a series of bookable meeting rooms, individual workrooms and a mixture of social spaces. The design has been developed collaboratively as a pilot project to meet the requirements of the post-pandemic office, with a focus on people, processes, connectivity and technology to support more flexible working patterns.

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