Compare Our Space Types
BenefitsSee what’s included in each work space type. |  CoreA blank canvas to make your own |  Work ReadyFitted, furnished and connected. |  StoreyFlexible, shared workspaces. Visit storey.co.uk | |
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Features included: | Core Workspace | Fitted | Fully Managed | Storey Space |
Flexible leasing options | ||||
MyCampus access | ||||
Access to Storey Club | ||||
Sustainable Workspaces | ||||
Access to building end of trip facilities | ||||
Fully furnished | ||||
Access to fibre connection | ||||
Fully managed WiFi Connectivity | ||||
Fixed monthly cost | ||||
Health & Safety Support | ||||
M&E Maintenance | ||||
Waste Removal & Recycling | ||||
Daily Cleaning | ||||
Utilities | ||||
Workspace Support from Shared Property Manager | ||||
Access to Storey shared space | ||||
Dedicated community manager | ||||
Meeting room credits | ||||
Workspace Personalisation support | ||||
Storey member networking events | ||||
Life on campus
Plenty to see and do, from morning to night.
Regent’s Place isn’t just a place of work.
We work hard to make sure there’s something for everyone.
Places to grab a coffee or lunch. Places to pick up something for supper. Places to get in a morning workout, or wind down after work.
Here are some of the highlights.
Feature retailers
From theatres and art studios to climbing walls and coffee shops, there's something for everyone at Regent's Place. Explore the range of stores, restaurants and experiences that make the campus unique.
Shopping
Need to stock up on everyday essentials or pick up something for dinner?
You don’t have to look far. Whether you’re on your way to work, on your lunch break or about to head home.
Food and Drink
Breakfast, lunch, dinner or drinks. Whatever the occasion, whatever the time of day, there are plenty of options right here on campus. Coffee shops, lunch spots, restaurants and bars.
Fitness
With an indoor bouldering wall at EustonWall, part of London Climbing Centres, and 24-hour gym, The Gym Group on campus, it’s easy to fit in a workout before work, on your lunch break or even the middle of the night.
Life on campus
Culture
Looking for a bit of inspiration or something to broaden your mind? You don’t have to leave Regent’s Place to see a play or take in some art.
New Diorama Theatre
New Diorama Theatre is a pioneering and multi-award winning studio theatre in the heart of London. Named 'A must-visit destination for London theatregoers' by Time Out.
Old Diorama Arts Centre
Old Diorama Arts Centre is a centre for creation and communities. A purpose-built arts centre with studios available to hire for rehearsals, auditions, meetings, workshops and classes.
Nature
With Regent’s Park just a few steps away, you’re spoilt for green space.
There are also plenty of tranquil spots on campus where you can switch off or get some fresh air. From the Plaza, to the green corridors of lush planting that run through the whole campus, full of birds, bees and butterflies.
There’s always something happening on campus, all year round.
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Events at Regent's Place
From The Big Screen in summer, to Christmas workshops. From public events that are open to all, to office socials and thought leadership events exclusively for the people who work here.
Life on campus
Events space
From meeting rooms for a small team to auditoriums for up to 300 people, we have a range of spaces you can hire on campus for events, big or small. Spaces designed with collaboration in mind – with all the tech, catering and expert support you need to make it an event to remember.
Art at the campus
If you’re an art lover, there are a few hidden gems right here on campus.
From a pair of Anthony Gormley cast iron sculptures (Reflection) to an LED installation by Julian Opie (Ruth Walking in Jeans) to the amazing multicoloured mirrored wall by Gary Webb in the lobby of 20 Triton Street.
Your visit
Planning a visit to Regent’s Place? Here are some tips to help your day go smoothly. From where to grab a coffee or a bite to eat before your meeting – to where to park your bike or fill up your water bottle.
Getting here
The heart of everywhere. With five tube lines, four major rail stations and four cycle routes on your doorstep, Regent’s Place connected to everywhere. From the commuter belt to the continent.