Google’s new King’s Cross office officially reached its ‘topping out’ milestone this week as the final steel beam was put into place.
Described by The Guardian as a ‘landscraper’ (the building is as long as the Shard is tall), the extraordinary space is designed to connect Google with the surrounding community and create a platform for great ideas to grow.
OFR director Sam Liptrott said: “We are proud to have served as fire engineers on this project, which meets ambitious standards of sustainability and showcases the best of workplace design.”
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