Immediate Media Unveils Vibrant New Eagle House Office
Immediate Media has moved into a revamped Eagle House, offering a vibrant and interconnected workspace designed by Lorenc Design. The new office concept, a canva for team interactions and creativity, features various meeting rooms, open pods, and quiet spaces.
Lorenc Design transformed the five-storey 1930s building, once disconnected, into a bustling hub of activity. They added a new floor to accommodate Immediate's growth and created a new entrance on Colston Avenue. The ground floor now boasts large openings, utilizing the cavernous basement as a daylight-flooded shared space and multifunctional event area.
The centerpiece is a glazed atrium, a central spine connecting shared spaces and housing 'floating' informal meeting pods. Each team has autonomy to personalize their space with collateral and memorabilia, reflecting their unique character. Cyclists enjoy a dedicated bike park, accessible through the main reception. The building's environmental graphics scheme pays homage to Bristol's landmarks and visual patterns, further enhancing the sense of belonging.
Immediate Media's new Eagle House office supports both company-wide collaboration and individual team creativity. Lorenc Design's transformation has created a space that is saturated with activity, minimizes barriers, and embodies Immediate's brand identity. The new workspace is a testament to the company's growth and commitment to its teams.
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