The Nest was designed by award-winning Gensler Architecture, best known for designing Facebook’s London HQ and San Francisco International Airport. The building’s design palette is inspired by Wapping’s colourful history. It comprises a combination of aged wooden planking, antique brass light fittings, feature hemp roping, polished concrete flooring and glazed partitions, creating a premium co working environment. 

Facilities include a manned reception, dedicated desks, touchdown spaces, formal meeting rooms and bookable diner-style meeting booths equipped with presentation monitors, a café bar, chill-out areas, private phone booths, bike storage, a pool table, lockable storage, printing facilities and high speed secure internet.

Desk space is available for individuals on a monthly rental basis and includes all utilities, business rates and wifi.

The expansion sees Cherryduck Studios established as one of central London’s biggest studio facilities and has been developed in response to a surge in demand for affordable creative and production services in digital video.

Cherryduck Studios – formerly known as Tower Bridge Studios – was established when husband and wife team Michelle Grant and James Vellacott, both formerly in the newspaper industry, saw the opportunity that digital video, social media and live streaming technology presented producers, brands and businesses of all types.