Granta Park
LocationCambridge, UK
ClientSDC
CompletionSeptember, 2024
We’re thrilled to unveil our latest project at Granta Park - a next generation life science building designed by Niazi Roden for Landlord BioMed Realty. The main reception area, brought to life by our Creative Director Paul Crofts, showcases our signature Join reception desk alongside a range of bespoke design elements.
We crafted a custom seating area with integrated planters, seamlessly merging comfort with biophilic design. Equipped with nine power modules (USB & USB-C), the seating ensures effortless connectivity and ultimate convenience.
A striking sculptural planter with an integrated seat adds a bold statement to the space, offering both visual impact and a calm, welcoming ambience.
At the greeter station, we combined a sleek contemporary worktop with refined oak cladding - delivering a perfect balance of elegance and functionality for a memorable first impression.
Timber screens complete the space with a beautifully tailored finish, offering both sophistication and subtle spatial definition.
We’re proud to see our bespoke designs enhancing the aesthetic and functionality of the Granta Park environment.
Photography by Harrison Bunning.
We crafted a custom seating area with integrated planters, seamlessly merging comfort with biophilic design. Equipped with nine power modules (USB & USB-C), the seating ensures effortless connectivity and ultimate convenience.
A striking sculptural planter with an integrated seat adds a bold statement to the space, offering both visual impact and a calm, welcoming ambience.
At the greeter station, we combined a sleek contemporary worktop with refined oak cladding - delivering a perfect balance of elegance and functionality for a memorable first impression.
Timber screens complete the space with a beautifully tailored finish, offering both sophistication and subtle spatial definition.
We’re proud to see our bespoke designs enhancing the aesthetic and functionality of the Granta Park environment.
Photography by Harrison Bunning.
