Working with the architects at Buckley Gray Yeoman, TOG’s floors in The Bloomsbury Building have been designed to channel an industrial style, members club aesthetic. The interior is filled with rich colours while the apex shape gives it a sense of light and space, and with an in-house piano and card room, there's plenty of space to play as well as work.

The Bloomsbury Set, a circle of British writers, intellectuals, and artists that included Virginia Woolf and E. M. Forster were a real source of inspiration for The Bloomsbury Building Work Space. Publishing is a key part of the surrounding area’s history and heritage, however the building itself was originally built in 1947 as an Army Recruitment Centre, before being remodelled in 2002.  

The Bloomsbury Building provides an ideal atmosphere for you to think and create. If you’re a book lover, then there's a reading room on-site for you to immerse yourself in literature. And if you’re looking for a memorable space to meet your clients, then we have a games room complete with a house piano. 

Find space to meet, collaborate and create in The Bloomsbury Building Work Space. There’s room to come together in every corner of our three floors – including the co-working study, breakout spaces, phone and focus booths as well as the large spacious kitchen areas.