As London’s flexible workspace market undergoes a major transformation, the Flexible Space Association (FlexSA) convened industry leaders for a roundtable and workspace visit in King’s Cross on Wednesday 16 July. The event came at a pivotal moment, with the capital’s flex space sector now accounting for 10% of all office space in London (Spaces to Places).
This dynamic backdrop set the stage for timely discussions on demand, pricing, and occupancy in a maturing market.
Following the roundtable, attendees embarked on a tour of three flexible workspaces in the area, each showcasing the sector’s evolution through design-led, service-driven environments.
The afternoon began at Fora’s Jellicoe Building, which opened in March and features beautifully designed offices, coworking areas, meeting rooms, and premium amenities. Attendees toured the space to see how Fora is setting new standards in workplace experience.
Next was RIVVIA’s Argyle House. With sustainability at its core and a rooftop terrace offering stunning views of St Pancras station, RIVVIA exemplifies how values-driven design is shaping the future of work.
The final stop was Landmark’s Lighthouse building, a long-anticipated transformation of a historic site into a modern, stylish flexible workspace. With quirky artwork and high-spec facilities, the space reflects Landmark’s commitment to creating inspiring environments for modern professionals.
FlexSA’s Jane Sartin commented,
“This week’s event captured the energy and innovation driving the flexible workspace sector forward. As the London market evolves, these conversations are vital to shaping its future.”
The event was free to attend for FlexSA member companies. More regional roundtables and workspace visits are planned throughout the year with another to be held in London this August.
For more information on FlexSA events and membership options, visit the The Flexible Space Association website. FlexSA is the voice of the flexible workspace industry. It is the professional trade body for flexible workspace, with the remit to support, promote and represent this vibrant industry.
Its members comprise the operators of serviced and managed offices, coworking space, business centres, workshop units and virtual office providers. The providers of services to the flexible workspace industry also form part of its membership, offering everything from technology solutions and furniture to recruitment and consultancy services.
The flexible workspace industry plays a vital role in the UK economy, supporting businesses of all sizes to grow at the pace which is right for them. Bringing together businesses in a flexible workspace encourages entrepreneurship, innovation and growth.
The Flexible Space Association speaks on behalf of the industry, working to ensure it has the conditions needed to thrive. It provides information and support to its members and provides opportunities for them to come together.
