New Head Office for AssuredPartners – 68 King William Street
27/09/2024 Written by: AP Communications
Our new office at 68 King William Street offers a fresh and dynamic space designed with both functionality and aesthetics in mind. The striking external façade welcomes you as you cross London Bridge, while inside, AssuredPartners now features a thoughtfully planned environment that blends comfort and professionalism.
Here are some highlights:
– A welcoming front-of-house area with a tea point for a warm first impression
– A flexible boardroom that opens up for meetings and events
– Spacious breakout areas, perfect for collaboration and relaxation.
– Seamless indoor-outdoor flow with terraces offering fresh air and stunning views
– Biophilic design brings the outdoors in, creating a calming, natural workspace.
With plenty of natural light and a layout designed to encourage connection and productivity, we can’t wait to welcome our clients and colleagues to this new chapter at AssuredPartners.
A huge thank you to Arke Creative for partnering with us on this project and creating a space we all feel proud of.
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