Wellbeing rooms provide a quiet, private space away from the main workplace where people can take time out during the working day. Designed as comfortable and enclosed environments with soft furnishings, they support rest, recuperation and quiet reflection.
 

 

 

 

Reflection rooms provide quiet, neutral spaces away from the workplace for reflection, meditation or prayer. They are non-bookable, inclusive environments designed for short periods of use by individuals or small groups.
 

 

 

 

 

Recovery rooms provide a quiet, restful space away from the main workplace where people can take time out when they are feeling unwell. These rooms also support individuals who require administered medicines or treatments.
 

 

 

 

 

Breakout spaces provide open, comfortable settings that encourage informal interaction and offer a break from desk-based work. Designed to support social connection and everyday collaboration, these spaces are non-bookable and located away from primary workstations to maintain a relaxed atmosphere.

 

 

 

Deli café spaces provide open, informal environments for breaks, refreshment and social connection. Designed for short-term use, they offer flexible seating and support on-site catering in line with the project’s catering strategy.
 

 

 

 

 

Coffee bar spaces provide informal, welcoming settings for short breaks, refreshment and social interaction. Designed for ad hoc use, they offer accessible seating and limited kitchen provision, aligned with the project’s catering strategy.