The building has arched windows looking into Liverpool Street Station itself and has offices, focus booths, a drop-in lounge, meeting rooms, kitchen and dining areas and an event space.

The building was the subject of a now famous 1979 conservation campaign led by Sir John Betjeman and Sir Spike Milligan and has arched windows that look into Liverpool Street Station itself. Design wise, think copper, steel mesh, stained timber and panelling – a good mix of classic and contemporary. The workspace offers offices, focus booths, showers, an event space and a prime virtual address. It also has a drop-in lounge, meeting rooms and kitchen and dining areas.