TBC.London

CLIENT

LOCATION

PROJECT TYPE

AREA

COMPLETION DATE

Fore

SE1

CAT A+

6,000 sqft

July 2026

An Iconic London Outlook, Designed from Within

With one of London’s most recognisable landmarks framed directly outside the windows, the design of TBC.London’s tenant ready workspace began with its extraordinary setting.

Whitepaper created a playful yet sophisticated plug and play environment that responds to the energy of the capital while ensuring the spectacular views towards Tower Bridge remain central to the experience.

The concept takes subtle cues from iconic London, translating familiar colours and references into a softer, more contemporary palette. Muted yet playful tones are layered against a considered neutral base, with carefully curated furniture, finishes and styling bringing personality to the floor without competing with the architecture or outlook. The result feels distinctly connected to London, but avoids becoming overly literal or themed.

Spatial planning was fundamental to the design. Every element expected from a high quality tenant ready workspace was carefully incorporated, from focused desking and meeting rooms to collaboration and social settings, while circulation and sightlines were planned around the building’s unique relationship with Tower Bridge. Key breakout and shared spaces make the most of the outlook, allowing the view to become a natural focal point and an everyday part of the occupier experience.

Furniture and styling introduce further layers of colour, softness and character, creating an environment that feels complete from day one while still leaving enough flexibility for an incoming occupier to make the space their own. The balance of playful detailing and refined materiality reflects the wider ambition of TBC.London as a forward thinking, high quality workplace destination.

The result is a plug and play workspace with a strong sense of place. Colourful, considered and unmistakably London, the scheme offers occupiers a ready made workplace where thoughtful design and one of the capital’s most iconic views come together.

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