Kaleidoscope, 4 Lindsey Street, London, EC1A 9HP

Summary

Kaleidoscope takes its design cues from Farringdon's Victorian warehouses, albeit in ways that have been fully re-imagined for the present day. The colours on the building's exterior playfully reference the painted ironwork at Smithfield Market, across the street. While generous spaces, natural wood and dark metals give the communal areas a rich and authentic feel. Considered yet characterful, with the best of form and function, Kaleidoscope is designed around the needs of a modern, highly connected business that wants to go places, in every sense.

The building includes five floors of office space, a proposed ground floor café/restaurant, a spacious and beautifully designed reception area and a roof terrace overlooking historic Smithfield Market.

The floors offer the openness and spacious proportions of a loft conversion and the clean lines and orderly appearance of a modern workspace. They floors range from 13,800 sq. ft. up to 19,500 sq. ft. each with access to the 5,000 sq. ft. landscaped communal roof terrace which has panoramic views across London's skyline.

Key Points

Transport

Kaleidoscope is taking shape directly above one of London?s best-connected stations. Farringdon Station is the only place where east-west service Crosslink will intersect with north-south oriented Thameslink plus the London Underground ? creating quick new connections in all directions, both within London and far beyond.

Both Liverpool Street and TCR stations will be directly accessible in 2 minutes, Bond Street in 4 minutes and Paddington and Canary Wharf in just 8 minutes.

Location