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Read our guide to find out what type of flexible workspace is offered by Business Cube
Business Cube provides flexible workspaces across ten locations in London, spanning the West End, City, Mid-Town and East London. Each of the buildings has strong transport links and a manned reception and features self-contained office spaces that businesses can customise to suit their exact needs.
Because they are self-contained, every business that uses Business Cube has access to its own meeting rooms, kitchen and private break-out spaces.
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Who are Business Cube?
Business Cube was founded in 2012, by two partners with 18 years of experience in the serviced property sector. Their aim was to create a business centre that had a community feel, allowing tenants to form business relationships to inspire each other and help them to grow.
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Facts about Business Cube
Business Cube is known for its flexibility, working with its members to customise each member’s space to meet their particular requirements. For some, this may mean adding more desks. For others, it could be creating additional break-out areas or installing extra meeting rooms. They are also keen to let members highlight their own brand identity within their space, which helps to foster the right workplace culture.
Every one of their ten workspaces has its own Centre Manager, meaning help is always at hand. The company also has its own Interior and Office Space Planner, who can work with tenants to add the individuality they need.
Office spaces include 24/7 access, bike racks and showers, a manned reception, concierge and cleaning services and more. Some buildings offer added extras – such as games lounges, business lounges, boardrooms, terraces and communal rooftop spaces. This gives potential tenants a wealth of options to explore, depending on their needs.