The Children’s Society

To support The Children’s Society mission we recreated their London headquarters prioritising employee empowerment, health and well-being, transforming the space into an exciting and engaging workspace. Breaking free of the monotony of existing charity providers, the design addresses wellness, learning and development, putting employees at the very heart of the design.

The Children’s Society

To support The Children’s Society mission we recreated their London headquarters prioritising employee empowerment, health and well-being, transforming the space into an exciting and engaging workspace. Breaking free of the monotony of existing charity providers, the design addresses wellness, learning and development, putting employees at the very heart of the design.

Workplace design to support collaborative culture

The Children’s Society team aspired for their new office to be a space that not only enabled smarter and more effective work but also keep their employees consistently inspired and engaged.

Split over two floors our design solution sought to balance the scale of the space with effective work practices. In looking to encourage greater productivity and collaboration amongst employees The Children’s Society team let us guide them through the process of moving from a more traditional style of working, to a more agile working style – giving staff the freedom to work in the ways that best suit them.

Through a number of design workshops with the Children’s Society real estate team, we configured a variety of work setting options for employees so they can choose when, where, and how they want to work. This included some open plan work stations, some more casual lounge style settings, a number of private pods for concentration and project spaces creating a community-optimised space.

Throughout the floor plate, satellite collaboration zones have been strategically placed, each boasting a distinctive design element. This could range from a feature ceiling element to ceiling-hung acoustic panels, creating an intimate ambiance and ensuring that staff feel comfortable utilising these spaces. Simultaneously, these design elements enhance the overall aesthetics of the workspace.

Client challenges

The office refurbishment was to be used as a catalyst for transitioning from a conventional working style to a more dynamic and agile approach.

As a community-led business, The Children’s Society aimed to foster opportunities for people to come together.

TCS needed a functional workspace capable of efficiently facilitating diverse business activities and differing work styles.

Transformational impact

Through collaborative planning workshops we reconfigured the office layout, offering staff flexible options to choose their preferred work settings.

Our design solution strategically placed satellite collaboration zones throughout the floor plate, including an outdoor courtyard space.

AIS configured diverse work settings, including open-plan workstations, casual lounge-style areas and private pods.

  • Size

    14,125 sq ft

  • Completed

    2020

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