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Software development consultancy ThoughtWorks recently refurbished its 6,945-square-foot London headquarters in Soho, appointing Morgan Lovell to design and build a new workspace that would unite its creative workforce. Morgan Lovell worked with ThoughtWorks to create an inviting, agile and multifunctional space that could easily accommodate constantly changing teams rotated on a project-by-project basis. Moveable furniture and walls, multiple activity-based areas for individual and group working, and a variety of meeting rooms of different sizes allow teams to scale up, shrink and reconfigure without friction. The design also embeds social hubs, kitchen booths and informal settings that encourage chance encounters, reflecting the consultancy's collaborative, pairing-driven working culture. Materials are warm and residential rather than corporate: natural timbers, soft upholstery and a restrained colour palette make the Soho office feel welcoming to both employees and visiting clients. The completed workspace supports ThoughtWorks' identity as a flexible, people-first software practice, proving that a tightly leased urban floor plate can be tuned to the rhythms of an agile, project-based consultancy. Project details are limited in the source material.