Elementa Workspace is hoping to set a new benchmark in office working, aiming to deliver a space that supports productivity, wellbeing, and day-to-day working – areas that have become just as important as the office postcode.
Formerly known as Landmark Space, the flexible office provider has rebranded after more than 25 years in business, bringing together 30 London workspaces under a new identity built around what it calls ‘Science at Work’ – a concept that focuses on creating environments designed to help businesses and their teams perform at their best.
Each Elementa Workspace location is built using this philosophy, where everything from acoustics and environmental comfort to meeting facilities and communal areas is continually assessed and refined. Its newest building at 1 Great St Helen’s is a great example, with dedicated conferencing facilities, a productivity library, gym and studio space, and layouts designed around acoustic privacy and focused working.
One of Elementa’s biggest differentiators is Catalyst, its in-house client feedback platform that continually monitors how occupants experience each building. Feedback is reviewed within 48 hours, while more than 150 separate touchpoints are analysed to identify trends and resolve issues before they become recurring problems.
Operating across London for more than two decades, Elementa Workspace has managed to earn consistently high client satisfaction, with retention rates exceeding 80% and an independently verified Net Promoter Score of +63 that has improved for ten consecutive years. The portfolio includes well-known London locations including 125 Old Broad Street, 110 Bishopsgate, 75 Grosvenor Street, and Wogan House, with every building centred around four guiding principles of ‘Science at Work’: performance, progress, partnership, and people.
You can learn more about Elementa Workspace, explore its London locations, and find your next workspace right here.
