Siemens Mobility AG is looking to consolidate multiple divisions and move its London headquarters
from two separate premises to an entire floor of the Lantern Building in Euston to create a unified
headquarters. The company aimed to create a building that reflected its global position in the rail
industry while promoting employee collaboration and innovation in a hybrid office model.
Design with collaboration and connection at the core
The design challenge was to design a workspace that encouraged interaction and teamwork. Siemens
Mobility engaged consulting, design and construction teams to create an inviting environment with
natural elements and a welcoming atmosphere at its core. As the size of the move shrinks, careful
planning of workstation spaces, quiet pods, meeting rooms and social areas becomes key to meeting
diverse work patterns.
Listen, plan and execute
Understanding the needs of a new headquarters is the first step. The team engaged in in-depth discussions
with senior leaders through interactive sessions to explore office usage patterns and adjust strategies based
on key objectives. To address concerns about shrinking office space, the team explained through extensive
interviews, workshops and strategic model presentations how to efficiently support a unified ‘one team’
approach from a single floor. The new office design adopts a humancentered aesthetic as its core, soothing
colors, natural materials and biophilic design principles.
Sustainable development
The space not only meets Siemens Mobility’s core objectives but is a perfect fit with them, providing a
healthy, sustainable environment that is conducive to collaboration, innovation and customer connection.
Managers at Siemens Mobility expressed pride in achieving this milestone, underlining their commitment
to becoming carbon neutral by 2030.
Project name: Siemens Mobility London Headquarters
Architecture and Interior Design: TSK
Area: 13,000sqft (1209 sqm)
Project photography: TSK
