Universal Design Studio created the new Copper office located in London defined by a modern angle of design in terms of bank buildings. The fintech company works to help financial firms securely store and trade cryptocurrencies. The office is located in the Broadwick House in Soho, breaching away from the city's bustling financial district.
It was originally created by Richard Rogers Partnership in 2000 and the interiors get an update with the help of the design studio. The design practice states, "The design approach draws in part upon historic icons of banking architecture through a contemporary lens, to create a familiar space that feels safe, whilst also pushing the boundaries on expectations. Being able to contain that within an architectural landmark is very special."
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Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Blockchain Integration
- The Copper office exemplifies the trend of fintech companies incorporating blockchain technology into their operations.
- Modernizing Traditional Spaces
- Universal Design Studio showcases the trend of modernizing traditional bank buildings to create innovative and inviting fintech offices.
- Safe and Innovative Environments
- The Copper office reflects the trend of creating secure and forward-thinking office spaces for financial firms dealing with cryptocurrencies.
Where This Applies
- Fintech
- The Copper office exemplifies how the fintech industry is exploring disruptive design concepts for their offices.
- Architecture
- Universal Design Studio's work on the Copper office reveals the opportunities for architects in integrating historic elements with contemporary design in the financial sector.
- Cryptocurrency
- The Copper office demonstrates the need for innovative and secure environments in the cryptocurrency industry.
