This 1930's former extension of Shoreditch Town Hall has just been converted into a design-led, flexible, serviced offices in London. It's one of the most environmentally friendly building of its kind with a living, green roof, rainwater harvesting, grey water recycling, solar-thermal heating, PIR sensor lighting and much more going on behind the scenes. The building has a fresh, contemporary finish blended with its original 1930's art deco features. There are communal spaces on every floor, a large lounge area with Jurgen Bey Ear-Chairs, 7 meeting rooms downstairs and a large reception area. On the roof there's a cedar-decked terrace with a barbecue and fantastic views over London. It's located on Rivington Street, arguably the only street to be on in the ever-evolving Shoreditch, right next door to the Centre for Visual Arts designed by David Adjaye.

This London serviced office is located on Rivington Street, arguably the only street to be on in the ever improving Shoreditch. Right next door is the new Centre for Visual Arts designed by David Adjaye. The area has an almost New York feel with fantastic buildings and small, independent, cool retailers. There are lots of bars, restaurants and cafes in the area and the serviced offices are only a short walk from Old St tube, Liverpool Street and the new East London line station.