Work+Play: Seven Sisters
EEDN delivering a first-of-its-kind coworking space.
The Work+Play Seven Sisters project is the first of its kind, offering dynamic, multi-functional spaces for people to work, hang out and participate in physical activities such as yoga.
Client: Work+Play
Project Management & Contract Administration: EEDN
Architect: Austen Knox
Contractor: Office Principles
Cost Management: EEDN
Principal Designer: EEDN
The project located in the heart of Islington on a busy red route comprised of a Cat A and B fit out of 3 commercial units on the GF of a residential block. An interconnected space consisting of offices and meeting rooms, flexible working area, a kitchenette and studio was envisioned by the client.
Steered by the client's brand, vision and business plan a collaborative approach was taken to deliver a fast-track programme in line with the client’s business strategy and targeted timelines.
Our involvement
We were appointed to manage all aspects of the project from pre-construction, through to Practical Completion.
The EEDN team were dedicated, diligent professional and highly supportive through our project for coworking and events space. I highly commend the whole team for their ability to manage strategically and tactically simultaneously, from contract negotiation and macro-financial modelling to value engineering at the nuts-and-bolts level. They have a strong and multidisciplinary approach which weaves seamlessly across these two levels of abstraction - we would relish the opportunity to do business with EEDN again. Freddie Scobey, Founder
Project challenges
Funding coupled with timeline constraints to deliver the project within the required time frame
Access and logistical constraints of working within a populated building.
Installation of rooftop mechanical units given limited options due to the location.
Our value added
Utilising our extensive network to overcome supply chain issues which allowed the programme duration to be significantly reduced.
Consistent and efficient stakeholder management.
Conflict resolution