London, Liverpool Street

50 Liverpool Street is an example of how we convert railway stations into destinations in their own right. Mixing up the classic with contemporary, we partnered with Shed Studio to preserve the original arched windows for an abundance of natural light, before creating private offices, meeting rooms, and a spacious lounge with striking mezzanine floors and high ceilings.  

Liverpool Street Station was the site of London’s first attack during the First World War, and while it survived, it later faced plans by British Rail to demolish it in favour of a more modern development. Our Work Space location was saved by a now famous conservation campaign in 1979, led by renowned English poets Sir John Betjeman and Sir Spike Milligan.  

Experience a combination of modern and contemporary architecture as you glance through the stunning, original arched windows from the TOG Work Space down to the bustling concourse of Liverpool Street Station below. Discover striking mezzanine floors, high ceilings, dark wooden desks and Chesterfield sofas in this intellectual Work Space. 50 Liverpool Street sits in the heart of our City & Shoreditch neighbourhood, meaning it's on the doorstep of both London's creative and financial capitals. With Spitalfields market just a five-minute walk away, and Brick Lane’s famous curry houses just a little further, you’ll never be short of a team lunch or meeting destination. It’s the ideal location for commuters and city-dwellers alike.