HUDDLE FULHAM
LOCATION Fulham, London, UK
PROGRAMME Refurbishment of ground, first and second floors to accommodate private offices, co-working, breakout spaces and cafe
AREA 13,850 sqft /1,285 sqm
STATUS Completed 2025
PHOTOGRAPHY EcadPhotography & Chris Bellamy
Huddle Fulham is located within The Fulham Centre, a six-storey retail and commercial building moments from Fulham Broadway Station. Formerly the headquarters of Universal Music, the building was comprehensively refurbished and extended in 2022, repositioning it as a contemporary workplace.
The existing floorplates were originally configured as open-plan office space, prioritising light and spatial openness. While generous, this arrangement lacked the flexibility required to support more varied and evolving patterns of work. The brief was to create a series of adaptable, human-centred workspaces that place wellbeing at their core and offer an environment people are drawn to spend time in.
Our approach reconsiders the workplace as more than a functional container. The design establishes a sequence of spaces that feel intuitive, personal and restorative. Natural materials, biophilic principles and carefully calibrated lighting are integrated throughout to support comfort, focus and a more balanced working experience.
Spanning the ground, first and second floors, the 13,850 sqft coworking environment brings together a range of settings. Collaborative zones, shared desks, quiet areas for focused work and informal breakout spaces are carefully arranged to support different modes of occupation while maintaining a coherent spatial identity.
A landscaped roof terrace at second floor level introduces an external workspace with views across London. At ground level, The Clarion Cafe extends the building's offer beyond its occupiers, creating a point of connection with the wider community and reinforcing a more open and social workplace culture.
The double-height reception forms a central moment within the building. A suspended installation by Stuart Haygarth sits alongside a 32 sqm soil-based artwork by Bio.crafted, depicting a gender-balanced interpretation of evolution. The use of locally sourced soil applied directly to the glazing replaces conventional vinyl, embedding material responsibility within the architectural expression.
Sustainability informs decisions throughout the project. Interventions are considered at both spatial and material levels, reducing environmental impact while maintaining clarity and quality in the overall design.
An environment that supports focus, encourages connection and restores balance throughout the working day.
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Photography by Chris Bellamy
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Photography by Chris Bellamy
Sustainability informs decisions throughout the project. Interventions are considered at both spatial and material levels, reducing environmental impact while maintaining clarity and quality in the overall design.
An environment that supports focus, encourages connection and restores balance throughout the working day.
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