The Fjord Building – Kings Cross

the building

Designed by Ben Adams Architects, this refurbishment reinterprets the building’s existing industrial heritage through the principles of Scandinavian design. With an impressive reception and five floors of workspace, the building totals 20,440 sq ft. Tucked away on a quiet street, yet just moments from one of London’s most buzzing neighbourhoods, it’s a remarkable opportunity to make a quiet statement.

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space to create,
room to innovate

cool.

Today, King’s Cross is London’s most thrilling corner, with ongoing regeneration transforming it into a haven for creativity. It offers a smorgasbord of restaurants and bars, along with an ever-evolving array of shops and pop-ups.

Granary Square

Regent's Canal

calm.

Away from the hustle and bustle, traces of King’s Cross’ rich history still endure. Regent’s Canal gently weaves its way through the area, ideal for a morning stroll, lunchtime workout, or post-work chill.

connected.

With the impeccable transport connections of King’s Cross St Pancras just a five minute walk away, The Fjord Building couldn’t be better situated for travel across London and the UK.

King's Cross

the details

Form meets function. Touches of industrial style fuse with the classic Scandinavian feel while thoughtful modern details deliver functionality with a quiet charm.

Comprehensive refurbishment with a Scandinavian influence
Impressive timber canopied entrance
Spacious, light-filled reception with touchdown collaboration area
Feature staircase and lift serving all floors
Contemporary lighting scheme
Exposed services
Excellent natural light
Decked terrace with lighting
Cycle storage, showers and changing facilities

Interior Designers Magazine, March 2021

Designed by Ben Adams Architects (BAA), the Fjord Building provides unique, contemporary offices in London’s King’s Cross; it reinterprets the building’s existing industrial heritage through the principles of Scandinavian design.

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